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 | Location: | Poland | | Website: | www.altealeszczynska.art.pl
| | About artist: | Altea Leszczyńska - professional painter and singing actress.
She is a member of the Association of Polish Artists "ZPAP", of the Association of the Encouragement of Fine Arts “Zachęta” in Częstochowa and of the Literary Association "Li-TWA".
In 2009 she finished the Post-graduate Studies at the University of Fine Arts in Krakow.
Also in 2009 she finished the Course of Photography at the Academy of Photography in Krakow.
In June 2008 she was the curator of the exhbition “Gender in Modern Art”. She has had many individua and collective ehibitions (among others in Warsaw, Cracow, Czestochowa, Łódź, Wrocław, Poznań, Oleśnica).
In 2009-2010 she studied Acting at the Cracow School of Art. In 2012 she finished the Cracow Theatre and Film School.
She handles oil painting (mainly structural abstraction), copper plate engraving, dry needle
engraving, mezzotint, lithography and performance as well as video art. She is the author of a few video-arts ('Dream', 'Inferno' and 'Vanishing').
In June 2009 she has become a member of The Literary Association “Li – TWA”.
In August 2009 she published her first novel entitled “Double Measure”.
Her latest novel entitled "Brother" was published April 2010.
Her literary and publicist texts as well as poems were published in Fahrenheit,
Galeria, Aleje 3 and Panoptikum.
She sings in Eloe Cabareth. | | About art: | She handles oil painting, copper plate engraving, dry needle engraving, litography and performance. The painter is impressed by the human extreme emotions (like fear, joyfulness or pleasure) or by the lack of them. The figures devoid of feelings become silent observers who look in a provocative manner on the spectators and again the centuries-old relations between the observer and the object are broken down. Surrealism of the presented situations, stresses the distance of the paintertowards the subject. The paintings desitute the pompous artificiality and pseudoartistic pathos "speak" in a simple and comprehensive language and enforce the spectator to look deeply inside his/her soul. |
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