

Ania Luk
Hometown: Warsaw
Based in: Warsaw
Hometown: Warsaw
Based in: Warsaw
I am an artist, graduated at Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts. I co-operate with leading galleries and art dealers around the world and my artworks have already been exhibited in the USA, China, Singapore, South Korea, the UK, Italy, France and Poland. My art can be found in private and corporate collections in various parts of the world.
After graduating, I had been painting for pleasure for a few years. Currently I paint on canvas one-off artworks, using mainly acrylic paints.
My body of works is combination of the figurative, geometric abstraction and rigorous aesthetics. Geometry brings peace and order, where there is chaos. Abstraction is a natural complement to geometry, which allows me to deliberately disturb proportions in my art to highlight the emotions I want to express.
Beauty and harmony is what I always adored in art.There are many artists, who I look up to, but my favorites are Modigliani and Klimt and from Polish artist - Wroblewski and Nowosielski.
What inspires you?
Beauty and harmony is what I always adored in art. Works of artist such as Modigliani or Klimt always seemed so charming to me. I admire Matisse for his own beautiful style-colors and lines, but most of all for being the first to resign from creating the illusion of space. I also admire Picasso for his seeking of the truth, which led to cubism.
Describe your creative process.
In my case, this is a thoughtful, methodical work. Every single line has a crucial meaning to me - until each of them fits in perfectly on the canvas surface - the work is not finished. Sometimes my paintings happen to hang for a week or two so I am able to observe it from different angles until it finally "clicks". Sometimes it's a really difficult cooperation. This is because the form is not only an illustration of the idea for me, but is a value itself.
What are 3 words that best describe your work?
emotional geometric abstraction
Who are some artists that have influenced your work?
My favorites are Modigliani and Klimt and from Polish artist – Wroblewski and Nowosielski.
What is the most important tool when creating your work?
A painting knife, which is my main tool, in order to obtain a smooth board structured surface.
Where do you go for inspiration?
I try very inefficiently, express femininity in my paintings - art in side me.
1 Article
11 Geometric Abstract Works with Striking Compositions
November 11, 2020
Education
Academy of Fine Arts
Poland, 2004
Exhibitions
Objects
South Korea, 2020
The Shanghai International Art Fair
China, 2020
Cityscape 2019
South Korea, 2019
Kromatika
Italy, 2019
13th Hangzhou Cultural
China, 2019
Bank Art 2019
Singapore, 2019