Painting "Fe2O3", acrylic on linen canvas, 100x70cm - Anna Wilk

Anna Wilk is a graduate of the Art Department of the University of Silesia. For her work she received numerous awards in prestigious competitions.

The most important include:

Main Prize Bolesław Barbacki, Salon ZPAP Nowy Sącz 2018

- Distinction of the "Format" Artistic Magazine from Wrocław

- Czestochowa Staroste Award for a series of paintings "Fe2O3", competition named after M. Michalika in Częstochowa 2018

- Main Award of the Museum Director in Nowy Sącz in the "Treasures of Lesser Poland" competition, 2014

-Scientific tip of the Rector of the University of Silesia for the best student, 2011/2012

-III place at the 1st Polish Biennale of Young Polish Art under the slogan: "Diploma beginning of the road". Patronage: Rector of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow 2011


The works of Anna Wilk were appreciated by art critics.

The prestigious artistic journal Format has an article titled "About the screw that became the nail of the program", devoted to painting creativity. (Artistic magazine Format, no. 79-80 pp. 49)

The artist's paintings have been presented in renowned art galleries at numerous national and international exhibitions.


Works of art are an excellent investment because their value increases even several times as the artist's career develops.

For the image to be enjoyed by future generations, it must be made of materials that will ensure durability. That is why I import the best paints in the world, and canvas paintings are made by hand from Polish 1st class linen. Only unique and selected works constitute the so-called rare goods and their value is increasing.


Each picture with "Soul" should have its own story:

"The impulse to create this series of images has become the microscopic world of industrial elements. For a long time I watched tiny objects on a much larger scale. The world I discovered amazed me and caught me in its magical spectacle. I was fascinated by the beauty hidden in an ordinary rusty screw, nail, decayed beam or damaged gas box. As I watched my fascinations for hours, I realized that I was a silent observer of the "Fe2O3" chemical happening. These impressions lived in me and stimulated my imagination. At some point, I began to wonder what would happen if these subjects could tell their story ... "Anna Wilk


Technique:

acrylic, a unique proprietary method of applying paint

Subsoil:

canvas made by hand from the Polish 1st class linen with concentrated weave

Certificate:

an original certificate of authenticity is attached to each image. The document is issued on archival paper with the highest aging resistance class, described by the world's first certified ink, similar to the ISO 12757-2 standard.

paint:

artistic class, have the highest degree of light resistance