The Art of Ania Tomicka on Trendy Art Ideas

I've ever found information technology difficult to limited myself with words, fifty-fifty more than, if I need to talk well-nigh the meaning of my artworks.

When I was young I barbarous in dear with oil painting and, to this day, it is a passion bigger than I would be able to describe.

I dearest studying well-nigh new techniques, about one-time masters, materials, mediums, and everything concerning this cute globe, and by doing and so, I am able to express my inner worlds and discover something new well-nigh myself with each painting.

When my gamble with international exhibitions begun, I was interested mainly in pop surrealism and large eyes, merely slowly I discovered more and more than new and old masterful painters and my interests shifted a footling bit towards more classical representation, although I nevertheless remember about myself as a surrealist.

The change brought me to a challenge: I didn't think painting big eyes represented me anymore but I never liked representing realistic features in faces, except for learning purposes; I found it natural to make that office black or without a physical shape. I think it also suits my personality very well, I am very introverted and enjoy my inner world rather than the external ane.

So if I have to explicate why at that place are no faces in my paintings I would say that it is a link with the inner self. Information technology tin can represent moments of profound reflection, merely it can also vary and differentiate from viewer to viewer, I always enjoyed others' interpretations about my paintings. ~ Ania Tomicka

figure surrealist painting "Phoenix" oil on linen, 60x90cm