Contemporary Art - Mixed media - Apollo Belvedere bust

Aditional Information

Period	Contemporary (1945-today)

Crazy portrait of Apollo Belvedere. This is one of the first paintings of the artist in which she combined two completely different painting techniques. The background of the painting was created in the acrylic technique with spray and markers, but the bust of Apollo is painted with oil paints, which adds an interesting shine and elegance to this illustration. This painting is a part of the "Street Art Avenue" series, mixed medium on canvas (spray, markers, acrylic, and oil paint). The sides have been aesthetically painted in black, signed on the right by the signature of the author.

Artist Biography

In 2004 I started my adventure with art at Secondary Art School. After graduation, I began studying at the Art Institute at Opole University in the field of Artistic Education and New Media.

In my master's thesis, I describe Street Art, in which I find most of my inspiration. Since then, I have been creating a series of works inspired by Banksy, Shepard Fairey, and many more graffiti artists. Art gives me the opportunity to express myself and my emotions in a very ecstatic and colorful, crazy way. It also presents a surprising combination of traditional painting with the urban style.

The second part of my art is wildlife. By illustrating wild animals with grey backgrounds and splatter details I’m showing my current thoughts and feelings about the world around me. Many of the works were created with the help of my authorial technique with textures of acrylic paint and metallic silver and copper colors. I'm a member of the Union of Polish Artists and Designers.

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