Joanna Wietrzycka

A graduate of the Faculty of Architecture at the Kraków University of Technology and the School of Artistic Clothing Design. Her paintings are in private collections in Poland and abroad. She has participated in many international group exhibitions such as:

- ART3F Barcelona, ??Galeria Gaudi, April 5-7, 2024
- “Dreams and nightmars” exhibition, Boomer Gallery, London UK, January 2024
- “A way to myself” solo exhibition Kraków Klub Kazimierz, September 13-28, 2023
- Andakulova Gallery, Dubai, November 1-30, 2023
- Finity Gallery Exhibition Berlin January 2023
- Johnathan Shultz Gallery Miami/USA Exhibition: March 1-31, 2023
- Casa del Arte exhibition in Mallorca April 1-30, 2023
- New York Art Expo exhibition April 17-27, 2023
- ARTBOX.PROJECT Miami 3.0, Miami Art Weeks, December 2022
- Casa del Arte Palma de Mallorca – October 2022
- International Art Award New Generations Miami Spring 2022
- ARTBOX.PROJECT the Urbanside Gallery Zurich, 02-03.2022
- International Art Exibition MADS Gallery Milano - Fuerteventura 12/2021

Competition winner::
- 10/02/2024 2nd prize at the Best Art Awards 2023 competition in the Abstraction category.
- 20/09/2023 Talent Prize Award In The "8Th Open" Art Competition @Teravarna International, LA, USA
- 4/07/2023 3Rd Place In The World Art Awards Contest In The Abstract Category, USA
- 21/06/2023 Honorable Mention Award In The "9Th Abstract" Art Competition Teravarna, Los Angeles, California, USA

She worked as a clothing designer and interior designer. Her artistic search led her to express herself in painting. In her work, she often uses her professional experience and perspective on the world.

Since 2018, she has been exclusively involved in abstract painting, advising collectors on choosing paintings for specific interiors.

"Painting is my passion, a form of meditation, a transfer of energy, a way to express emotions. I look for new solutions, often reaching for collage or assemblage and using upcycling. I really like experimenting and combining different techniques. My favorite form of expression is abstraction. Through my work, I do not want to impose anything, I only suggest and give freedom of interpretation."