Aleksandra Szempruch

Aleksandra Szempruch was born in 1969. She is a graduate of the Graphics Department of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She defended her diploma in the publishing graphics studio of prof. Lech Majewski, and then at the Faculty of Media Art and Stage Design in the theater stage design studio, prof. Chowaniec brand. An important impulse for her work is the suffering of a man hidden in a man. In his paintings, he uses a mixture of languages, from primitivist art, through expression to symbolism and abstraction. For her, images are a carrier of emotions, of experiencing the world.

The artist has created many scenography in theaters all over Poland, painting as the basic form of expression is a relatively young decision. She received an artistic scholarship from ZAiKS twice, as part of which a series of paintings 'Abraxas' was created (opening March 5, 2021 in the Casino Gallery CKiO in Podkowa Leśna, and then "Common parts" (opening March 5, 2022 Bluszcz Gallery, Podkowa Leśna)

"In my works, I touch on the subject of the hidden life, the life to which we do not want to admit, which is stormy and wants to be shown. I carefully observe the interpenetration of the inner world with the outside world. I am fascinated by the moment when "in my absence" a third world begins to form, the one that combines both, and it happens before my eyes on my canvas".