Anna Wisniewski

4.28.2010

New work coming soon!

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Anna Wisniewski

8.16.2006

Scream
Acrylic on MDF
26" x 47 3/8"

Black Magic Woman
Acrylic on MDF
47 3/4" x 48"

Rebirthing
Acrylic on MDF
48 1/4" x 39 1/4"

Invasion
Acrylic on MDF
47 1/4" x 41 7/8"

Dreams from Retroland
Acrylic on MDF
52 1/4" x 48 3/4"

Vibration
Acrylic on MDF
56 5/8" x 40 1/4"

Composition
Acrylic on MDF
49 7/8" x 43 3/4"

Genetically Modified
Acrylic on MDF
Private Collection

Inter Connection
Acrylic on MDF
45 1/4" x 34 1/8"

Look at Me
Acrylic on MDF
24" x 49 1/8"

8.15.2006

In My Eye
Acrylic on MDF
49" x 20 3/8"

Metaphysical Portrait
Acrylic on MDF
22 1/2" x 37 3/8"

Amorpheus Amour
Acrylic on MDF
24" x 48 3/8"

The Creative Process

Anna’s work has constantly evolved as she has over the years, looking and searching for that enigmatic self. She painted in detail everything she saw around her: flowers, landscapes, still life compositions; always relying on the standard square and rectangular-shaped canvases.

But with time, the predictable format lacked the space to fit all her thoughts. She felt the need for a singular space onto which she could transpose what she felt brewing inside her. Through spiritual development and a vision of God, life, humanity and her self, Anna puts those feelings, which she could not categorize or imprison in any given academic model, on medium-density fibreboard.

Anna works with cutout shapes, which are freed from the responsibility to conform, in the same way as her self and her creativity are released. Shape thus upholds the sensitivities and permutations from her consciousness, as it suggests difference and change, whether slight or salient.

To convey the subject and mood, she intuitively shapes images from fragments and pieces of everything that bombards her visually on a daily basis – television shows, magazines, advertisements – and fuses them with images from her natural surroundings.

In addition to her sharp visual style, the palette of colours she prefers is decisive, lively and form-enhancing. While Anna uses the medium of paint, she draws with precise and sophisticated stokes, which gives her work graphic and illustratory qualities. She brings the on-looker to excitement, to contemplation, to extenuation through themes that suggest visuals from her own state of mind.

Intuition drives her vision into reality: a creative process that has enabled Anna to see a wider picture of the depths of human nature and her own self and has opened her to new possibilities.