Author's technique of monoprint on paper - mixing metal elements with paint and pigment, serving as matrices to which thick sheets of soaked cellulose are pressed, 82 x 74 cm.
The presented painting work on paper is made in a technique of its own - mono-printing, mixing metal elements with paint and pigment, serving as matrices to which thick sheets of soaked cellulose are pressed. The object steals the heart with its wild beauty, intense color and unique energy.
Katarzyna Januszko was born in communist Poland, where she spent her childhood. She first moved to Africa with her parents, and then to London, where she studied at the Camberwell College of Art there and lived for twenty years. Now she creates and lives in Poland, but has also built a house in Egypt, where she often stays to maintain contact with a different culture. The experience of living in different environments has shaped the artist's perception of the world and is a constant inspiration for her creative work. The artist has developed her own mono-printing technique, in which she works with pigment, cellulose and found steel elements. The dominant themes are displacement, transgression and passing. For several decades, the artist has presented her work in solo and group exhibitions in Poland and abroad, and her works are in numerous private collections.
