Iwona Jabłońska

Graduate of the Faculty of Fine Arts at the Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń (2019). Main diploma in the Studio of easel painting of Prof. Dr. Piotr Klugowski. Supplementary diploma in Painting in Architecture in the Stained Glass Studio of Prof. Andrzej Kałucki, PhD, UMK. In addition, graduate of the Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art specialisation in conservation and restoration of painting and polychrome sculpture (2020) Diploma thesis, including the conservation and restoration part with honours, in the Conservation and Restoration of Modern and Contemporary Art Department of Prof. Dariusz Markowski, PhD.

Iwona Jabłońska takes an active part in Polish artistic, conservation and scientific life. She has taken part in numerous art exhibitions and plein-air painting workshops. She has received several scholarships for outstanding artistic and scientific achievements. She has also received numerous awards in the field of visual arts and the conservation and restoration of works of art. She actively participates in the life of the artistic community, organises exhibitions herself, and takes part in national and international exhibitions and painting competitions.

The oeuvre of the painter from Toruń, is imbued with deep reflection on the condition of our existence and reflects her interest in philosophy and psychology. Jabłońska's paintings are based on sensations drawn directly from the reality around us, and are connected to both nature and culture in the broadest sense. These sensations are interpreted in the form of minimalist abstract or figurative compositions of great expressive power. Her individual painting language reflects her commitment to consciously experimenting and expanding visual effects in the area of oil painting and modern mixed media techniques and technologies.

The artist's works can be found in private collections at home and abroad. The paintings increasingly accompany the design and visualisation of new interiors of flats, houses, offices, hotels, suites or restaurants, complementing the arrangement of the space.