Looking at the images of Grażyna Kielińska, the spectator will
immediately understand that the author is a smart observer of life and of
human nature. She translates a particular emotional state into her
painting. With extreme simplicity of form and a very modest range of
colour, Kielińska defines man as a helpless figure in a state of
transgression, unable to change what is predestined, waiting for things to
become clear. Whatever movement is going on, it does not come from him.
A wall, a circle, a dotted line, some egg-shaped elements combined with
this waiting figure drawn in one line, that’s all Grażyna Kielińska;ska
needs to create a universe of longing for social interaction, a world
ruled by forces in which man is merely a puppet or a spectator. In this
state of immobility, it’s not a surprise to see a Greek pillar taking
man’s place. Sometimes a second figure participates in this play, mostly
unaware of the others presence.
Grażyna Kielińska was born in 1967 in Poznan, Poland. She
graduated in The Art Academy of Poznan in 1992. She obtained the
scholarship from the Polish Ministry of Culture and Art and the
scholarship of "Primus Inter Pares" Foundation.
She deals with painting and drawing.
Grażyna Kielińska has exhibited all over Poland.
Art Base believes it is high time for a wider public to get acquainted
with her work.
http://gkielinska.pl
Exhibition runs from March 2 to March 17. Open Fri-Sat-Sunday from 14h to
18h.
After that, exhibition will be accessible at concerts and by appointment
until April 17.

Samples and videos

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