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DESCRIPTION:
An oil painting on canvas measuring 170 x 120 cm, set in a metal frame that complements the composition and character of the work.
It was also displayed in 2024 at the "Polish Women – Polish Swallows" exhibition during the 10th anniversary edition of the Mountains of Literature Festival, an initiative of the Olga Tokarczuk Foundation. The exhibition was held at the Nowa Art Space Gallery in Nowa Ruda.
It was also exhibited at Vivid Gallery, a contemporary art gallery in Wrocław.

PAINTING STYLE:
A minimalist painting featuring a broad spectrum of grays transitioning into white. A vast, luminous field - composed of white, off-grays, and subtle cool tones - fills the greater part of the canvas, contrasted by a darker, heavier band in the upper section. This juxtaposition creates a distinct formal tension while simultaneously lending the work an inherent sense of balance.
The piece possesses a timeless quality, making it equally well-suited to modern, minimalist interiors and more formal, prestigious spaces. Its scale allows it to fit perfectly into expansive public areas or serve as a focal point in a luxurious home setting.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
- oil painting, 170 x 120 cm
- exhibited at the "Polish Women - Polish Swallows" exhibition in Nowa Ruda (2024)
- exhibited at Vivid Gallery (contemporary art gallery) in Wrocław (2026)
- framed in a metal frame
- signed (artist's name and year of creation)

FRAME:
Set in a minimalist frame made of natural, raw steel. The metal features natural, irregular shades of gray and graphite. Subtle discolorations and traces of the manufacturing process are visible along the edges, lending the piece an authentic loft-style character.



