Paulina Anna Leszczyńska

Paulina Leszczyńska comes from a family of many generations with creative traditions. She was born in Warsaw, where she graduated from the Faculty of Applied Graphics at the Academy of Fine Arts (diploma in 2005). She studied, among others workshop graphics with prof. Rafał Strent and the poster with prof. Maciej Urbaniec (BA in illustration with prof. Janusz Stanny). She belongs to the Association of Polish Artists and Designers in Warsaw, and her paintings and works are in private resources in Poland and abroad.

She practices all fine arts - from painting through graphics to spatial forms and frescoes. Numerous exhibitions in Poland (Warsaw, Wrocław, Częstochowa, Ostróda, Podlasie) and abroad (Belgium). She has been practicing painting since his early years.

Her favorite painting subjects are abstractions, flowers, landscapes and portraits. She likes to experiment within the scope of workshop issues. Abstraction, still searching and discovering new areas, defines the statements of things seen in its own way. It detaches from everyday life, crystallizes forms and observes, becomes the background of existence. It is a journey through big cities and a world of silence, exploring the nature of fields, meadows and water reservoirs. It becomes the response of the mind and soul.

The artist presented her paintings at individual and collective exhibitions, incl. at ZPAP in Warsaw. She took part in charity auctions, incl. in Zachęta ("Bliźnimu Swemu") or the National Museum in Warsaw ("Grain of Art - Garden of Hope").