Anna PAZDALSKA (b. 1969), Hector and Balbina; 2017

patinated bronze, base - travertine; 47 x 27 x 64 cm
ed 2/8
Signed APAZ

Graduate of the Faculty of Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow. She received her diploma in Prof. Marian Konieczny's studio in 1996. She has had many solo and group exhibitions. She participated in many art fairs, for example, in Barcelona in 2017 and 2018 and in Paris in 2019. She realized the monument to Wincenty Witos in Rakszawa in 1998. A member of ZPAP, she is a member of TPSP Krakow.

In art there are no eternal truths and binding views, in art there are only sacred obsessions and the uncompromising necessity to express them.
The distinguishing feature of Anna Pazdalskaya's work is her ability to distance herself both from the insistence of trends and fashions in art, and from the pressure of patterns and schemes coming from the widely understood tradition. It was constructive distance, not contestation, that resulted in Anna's fundamental understanding of the essence of sculpture and the specificity of the language of means of expression. He contributed to the crystallization of her own very apt and convincing definition of its adequate, modern sense. Understanding the situation in which art found itself at the time of the postmodern crossroads, devoid of organizing elements, stable points of reference and criteria, Anna Pazdalska focused on the value of individual talent, intuition, freedom and the right to self-determination.