Anastazja Dzik

Lives and works in Warsaw, Poland

Artist statement

I have been drawing since childhood. For me, painting is a challenge to myself, endless experiment. Every time I want to paint more complex paintings with lots of details: simple at first sight, light, but complicated at the same time. When you look at my works you see catching points, balance, you want to stay, to look, to learn, to analyse the painting. I can boldly say my art expresses my special style, inner world and dreams which with the help of watercolour are not only living in my head but are borning on aquarelle paper. To express my view of beauty, I choose watercolour: so complex, challenging , but at the same time so delightful and rewarding. As a creator, I use the best paper and paints, and dress up my watercolour works in the best outfits - museum glass and passe-partout. 2023 is for me the year when I want to paint colourful flowers with lots of meaning: iris - the sign of nobility; passionfruit flower refers to the passion of Jesus; meadow bells - symbol talisman of complete openness, giving room of wisdom; forget-me-nots inspired by unrequited love and feeling blue... My inspiration is life itself, nature and music... Listening music and painting is something that is inseverable.

Artwork

• Lost in colors, 2023. Watercolor framed and covered with museum glass UltraVue UV770, paper Winsor Newton
• A riot of colors, 2023. Watercolor framed and covered with museum glass UltraVue UV770, paper Winsor and Newton
• Noble iris, 2022. Watercolor framed and covered with museum glass UltraVue UV 770, paper Moulin du Roy
• Forget-me-nots, 2023. Watercolor framed and covered with museum glass UltraVue UV 770, paper Lanquarelle
• Passion flower, 2023. Watercolor framed and covered with museum glass UltraVue UV70, paper Winsor and Newton
• Meadow flowers, 2023. Watercolor framed and covered with museum glass UltraVue UV770, paper Lanquarelle