Anna Forycka-Putiatycka

Anna Forycka-Putiatycka

Painter and graphic artist, member of the Association of Polish Artists and Designers and IAA/A/AP-UNESCO. She graduated from the Faculty of Interior Design of the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Poznań (currently UAP) - painting studios of Prof. Tadeusz Brzozowski and Prof. Andrzej Kurzawski. She also studied at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, at the Monument Conservation Department.
In the Scientific Station of the Polish Academy of Sciences and the Polish Library in Paris, and then in the Art Galleries in Warsaw, she co-organized vernissages and cultural and scientific events. For many years, together with her husband and children, she ran the Scientific and Artistic Salon "Souvenir Napoléonien".
During the "Saska Kępa Festival" the Garden Art Gallery opens.
Founder and curator of exhibitions of the SYMFONIA Creative Group at OW ZPAP (painting inspired by music). Member of the Hoover Group, Visual Dance, Art. Interference. She is a finalist of the competitions: "Muza 2015 - Magdalena Abakanowicz" - Warsaw 2015; contest
"Grafiteka 2019" - an exhibition of finalists and a laureate of PRO II Quadriennale Betesda 2021. Participated in the competitions: Pictures painted with music / Polish landscape Fundacja Kultury im. J. Paderewskiego, Kraków 2010/11 - (work in the catalogue), VI International Pastel Biennale Nowy Sącz 2013 (work in the catalogue), 7th Guanlan International Print Bienniale China 2019 - monotype in the collection. She presented her works at over 200 collective and 30 individual exhibitions in Poland and abroad. She is known for her unique monotypes - the cycles "Music" and "Cathedrals".
Her paintings are a continuation of the diary of life that flows like a river, leaving behind a "landscape trace" for posterity in the form of works of art. In his work, he focuses on light, counterpoint, melody, harmony and color. It cares about the quality of the invoice. It conveys emotions related to the experiences and observation of nature. To achieve the intended goal, he uses various means of expression ranging from realism to abstraction. He uses a variety of techniques. In painting, he undertakes thematic cycles - trying to bring out the beauty of a new expression, derived from the tradition of art, through an artistic gesture. He also draws inspiration from his family history.