Greta Agneża-Siemczuk

Greta Agneża-Siemczuk graduated from the Institute of Art of the Pedagogical University of Krakow. She has now become permanently associated with Krakow, she lives and works here. Her work has been related to animals for many years. She creates series of paintings depicting birds, horses, cats and dogs... The topic of animals gives her endless inspiration and opportunities for development. He likes to paint in the privacy of his home. In peace. Slowly. Her painting is not a scream, a manifesto... it is a form of internal reportage - perception of nature. Taming. Gives joy. Koi. It becomes a reflection created from the experience of being close to nature and animals. Most often, he paints on canvas, but he also likes to work on paper. It becomes a reflection created from the experience of being close to nature and animals. Most often, he paints on canvas, but he also likes to work on paper. In 2023, she was invited to participate in the Biennale of Contemporary Art in Florence. The paintings shown at the Biennale depict sparrows - birds whose population has been declining dramatically for many years and there is a serious fear that they are at risk of extinction. He takes part in domestic and foreign exhibitions. The last exhibition took place in Venice, where she participated in the contemporary art fair. Until the end of February, you can see her works at Peron Bagry - a place of cultural initiatives. Her paintings are included in private collections in Poland, the USA and Brazil. France, Norway. The paintings shown at the Biennale depict sparrows - birds whose population has been declining dramatically for many years and there is a serious fear that they are at risk of extinction. He takes part in domestic and foreign exhibitions. The last exhibition took place in Venice, where she participated in the contemporary art fair. Until the end of February, you can see her works at Peron Bagry - a place of cultural initiatives. In September 2024, she will take part in the London Biennial of Women's Art. Her paintings are included in private collections in Poland, the USA and Brazil. France, Great Britain and Norway.