EXHIBITION

Beata was born in in Wodzislaw Slaski (Upper Silesia, Poland) but moved to London and Berlin after completing her education. She currently lives in Ottobeuren (Bavaria), where she combines her every-day life with a long-standing interest in the arts. 

Her great fascination with  colour encouraged her to become an interior designer before developing first ideas about a personal formal language and definition of the arts.

Beata has long studied elements such as colour, patterns, the effects of light, specific materials and artistic balance. Her main techniques and materials are water colour, oil colour, sand, pellets, but mostly paper.

Her appreciation of paper rests on the material's delicate and fragile qualities; it has to be formed with the utmost patience to turn it into durable works of art. She likens cutting through paper to walking through a mirror to find a changed realty on the other side.

As for content, Beata often concentrates on female heroines from ancient mythology and fairy tales to  historical figures from the early modern period to the nineteenth century.