Olga BUKOWSKA (1979), Flowers in a vase

Oil, canvas; 50 x 70 cm
Signed l. d.: Bukowska
Provenance:
Private collection Poland

"The world of Olga Bukowska's paintings is a space of mystery of poetic mood with the depth of human feelings, premonitions, thoughts, imaginations, intuitions, longings as personal as universal, existing in every human being, but to name them words are not enough. Hence the uniqueness of painting, her painting, which establishes an individual language, her own artistic form this world brings to a separate life. There is a lot of quiet solemnity in this world, especially in the painted nudes, tenderness and subtle passion with an aura that suggests as if these girls are unblemished. In symbolic multiplied body parts, they are immersed more in dreams than in reality. There is an impression of stopping a moment, a fragment of life, a certain activity - falling, an attempt to communicate, to meet the other, the viewer with herself."
Stanislaw Baj
Painter, Professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw