
The New Perspective, Acryl en inkt op canvas, 60x50x2 cm, € 150
Haagsteeg 36
6708 PM Wageningen
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Ewa Zdanowicz was born in Poland, grew up in Canada, and spent most of her adult life in Japan. She had two exhibitions of her “Aleksander’s Dream Box” series in Chichibu, Japan. This collection was inspired by images from a child’s dreamworld. Today, she lives in Wageningen where she creates art influenced by Western and Eastern ways of life. She is inspired by the beauty that, she strongly believes, resides everywhere. Her signature method of drawing little connected circles was developed in 2015 when she worked with people with mental and physical disabilities. | Ewa Zdanowicz is an artist who enjoys observing people and is very fascinated by their expressions. She creates portraits that look at you or beyond. And you are left to figure out what those faces are looking at. The little connected circles around the artist’s subjects are part of her method. They stem from her idea of art being meditation, revelation as well as relaxation. Each circle represents a thought that is released during the process of creation and is left on the canvas as a testimony. |
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- Face to Face, Ewa Zdanowicz, 2020. Ink and Watercolour Pencils on Paper Communicatie tussen twee mensen is de sleutel tot gezond leven. Maar vaak vergeten we hoe belangrijk het is om zowel de volle aandacht te geven als te krijgen. De kunstenaar creëerde Face to Face om de behoefte aan communicatie uit te drukken, vooral nu we onszelf opsluiten in onze telefoons, computers en andere elektronica. Communication between two people is the key to healthy living. But often we forget how important it is to give as well as receive the full attention. The artist created Face to Face to express the need of communication, especially now, when we lock ourselves in our phones, computers, and other electronics.
- Three Dames, Ewa Zdanowicz, Ink and Watercolour Pencils on Paper Drie Majestic Dames staan dicht bij elkaar om een sterke zusterschapsband te vertegenwoordigen tussen vrouwen die elkaar steunen en steunen. De kunstenaar gebruikt hier haar kenmerkende kleine, verbonden cirkels om hun hoofden vluchtig de lucht in te laten zien. Dit is om je oog naar de hogere ideeën te brengen, gedachten die ontstaan als je bij elkaar blijft. Three Majestic Dames stand close together to represent strong sisterhood bond between women who stand by each other and support. The artist uses here her signature small, connected circles to show their heads fleeting into the sky. This is to bring your eye to higher ideas and thoughts being produced when sticking together.
- Dit acryl op canvas portret van een familie geeft je een band die alle drie de mensen verbindt. Het is als een cape. Het wikkelt zich rond hen te verbinden tot één, onafscheidelijk geheel. Symbolisch presenteert de kunstenares je haar idee van liefde en begrip voor het gezin. Ze gebruikt haar kenmerkende kleine, verbonden cirkels om je aandacht op die cape te vestigen. Moeders stoïcijnse blik op de vader versterkt de algehele sfeer van dit schilderij. This Acrylic on Canvas portrait of a family presents you a bond that connect all three people. It is like a cape. It wraps around bonding them into one, inseparable entity. Symbolically, the artist presents to you her idea of family love and understanding. She uses her signature small, connected circles to bring your attention to that cape. Mother’s stoic look at the father cements the overall atmosphere of this painting.