Agata ŻYCHLIŃSKA, I don't want you anymore (fight), 2017.

Agata ŻYCHLIŃSKA (b. 1992, Piła)
I don't want you anymore (fight), 2017.
acrylic, charcoal, textile on canvas, 150 x 180 cm

Graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk from 2011 to 2013 in the painting studio of Prof. Józef Czerniawski. From 2013-2016 Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, diploma in the painting studio of Prof. Andrzej Klimczak - Dobrzaniecki titled. "Reconstruction of everyday life", annex to the diploma in the studio of painting technology and painting techniques under Prof. Pawel Lewandowski - Palle entitled. "Declination of a selected painting work." In painting, he is most interested not in color and color, but in form and shapes. It is the forms and shapes, appropriately juxtaposed, multiplied and subjected to many transformations, that create a composition. Compositions that are universally recognizable, whether realistic or unrecognizable, abstract, of which there are more and more lately. He believes that the basis of successful painting is drawing, so it is to him that he pays most attention during the creation of a painting. Hence the characteristic "sketchiness" in the paintings. Most of the works are uninvolved in any way. Exhibitions and achievements: 09.2018r individual painting exhibition " Proper Form" Next Art Gallery, Bydgoszcz; 30.03.2016r. - Tales of Art, New Delhi, India; 24.04.2016- OXFORD INTERNATIONAL ART FAIR, United Kingdom; 27.01.2014. - MD S Gallery, Wroclaw, group exhibition entitled: "But Stain",26.05.2014. - Stolarnia Gallery Institute of Art History, group exhibition entitled: "CTR+"; 27.11.2013. - Post-competition exhibition, Center for Polish Scenography in Katowice, II Festival of New Scenography (Makieta); 2013. - Making plasticine models of architecture for the game: "Fight the Good Fight" for SUTO Games sp. z. o. based in Gdansk, 2012. - Illustrations for two children's books by Wieslawa Pyrcz; 2011. - Collective exhibition, Gallery of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk.