Aleksandra Adamczak

A graduate of the Artistic and Pedagogical Institute in Kalisz at the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań. She graduated with honors from the painting studio of Prof. Andrzej Niekrasz. Her diploma work was presented at the Poster Museum in Wilanow at the post-competition exhibition for the best graduation diploma in fine arts, organized by the President of the Republic of Poland in 2005.

Master of Arts, computer graphic designer, cultural animator, curator. Actively active in her hometown in Gostyn, initiating cultural activities and educating artistically. Author of many solo exhibitions and participant in group exhibitions and plein-air art events in Poland and abroad.

Her works are in private collections in the country and abroad. The painter is faithful to easel painting. Most often she does oil and acrylic painting, although she does not shy away from experimenting with technique and form. The main themes of Aleksandra's paintings are landscape, female symbolic portrait, horses. It is in this space that she creates her own world of vision and experience. Where nature is not treated recreationally, but is a pretext for creating a work, where personal spheres of thought and feeling intermingle.