Kinga WNUK-MOSKALSKA (b. 1975), Peacock Tail #1, 2023

oil, canvas, 30 x 30 cm, signed p.d.: Kinga Wnuk, 2023.

Kinga Wnuk-Moskalska (Kinga Wnuk).
In 1995-2002 she studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow. She graduated from the Faculties of Painting and Interior Design. At the Faculty of Painting, she defended her diploma with honors in the studio of Prof. Stanislaw Rodzinski. Graduate of the Józef Kluza State High School of Fine Arts in Cracow. She belongs to OW ZPAP. Takes an active part in individual and group exhibitions, competitions and plein-air art events. Continuously since 2002 in the author's studio co-designs interiors.
In his painting works he refers to nature. He is inspired by formal and color arrangements in the landscape he watches, and sometimes by fleeting emotions. Thanks to color-composition actions and impasto texture provided by the plasticity of oil paint, she dematerializes the literalness of motifs and inclines to considerations oscillating around abstraction.
Selected achievements
- Third prize, 5th National Painting Biennial "Königsberg in the Time of Kant. Urban architecture - transformations in time and space", Exhibition Center Stara Kotłownia, Olsztyn (2024)
- twice awarded during the "41st and 42nd All-Polish Confrontations" in the field of painting, Leszno (2022, 2023)
- honorable mention, 2nd National Painting Contest "My Zakopane", Zakopane (2019)
Individual exhibitions
- "Kaleidoscope in the clouds of memory," Strefa Gallery, Faculty of Interior Design, Academy of Fine Arts Cracow (2024)
- "Cauda Pavonis," Ad Hoc Gallery, Warsaw (2023)
- "Blasks, Shadows and Reflections", Na Smolnej Gallery, Warsaw (2023)
Group exhibitions
- II National Painting Competition named after K. Grzesiak, Pressure Tower, Lębork (2024)
- "Les Vitrines de L'Art," Blois, France (2024)
- "Heart - an insight", MOBO Art Gallery, Cracow (2024)
- 15 Ursus Art Biennale, Ad-Hoc Gallery, Warsaw (2023)
- Feminine Side of Art III, Defabryka, Warsaw, (2022)
- 4th National Biennale of Architectural Landscape, Old Boilerhouse Exhibition Center, Olsztyn (2022)
- "Summer Salon. Landscape," Stalowa Gallery, Warsaw (2021)
- Trial 2020, multimedia show, Jan Tarasin Art Gallery, Kalisz (2020)
- 11th Triennial of Small Painting Forms, Torun (2019).