Helena Wierzbicki

Helena Wierzbicki is a contemporary visual artist whose practice centers on Abstract Figuration and Expressionism, developing a visual language that explores the inner world and the subtle complexities of human connection. Her paintings balance emotion and structure, creating expressive figurative works that invite an intimate dialogue between the artwork and the viewer.

Trained under the guidance of Luis Barragán and Elio Eros Vitali, Wierzbicki has developed a distinctive approach characterized by expressive brushwork and a vibrant yet harmonious use of color. Working primarily in acrylic on canvas, each original piece reflects a deep interest in color relationships and psychological presence, capturing the emotional essence of the human figure with clarity and strength.

With over fifteen years of international presence, Wierzbicki’s work has been consistently sought after by collectors globally. To date, more than 200 original pieces from her studio archives have transitioned into private collections across the world, reflecting a sustained professional trajectory. Each work is conceived as a singular expressive statement—a testament to a thoughtful studio process and a deep commitment to the evolution of the figurative form.

Bachelor of Fine Arts - Painting
Focus on Contemporary Painting and Aesthetics
Intensive training in color theory, composition and anatomical drawing and mixed techniques with the Argentine masters Luis Barragan and Elio Eros Vitali.
Visual Arts Teaching Program (Partial Studies)
Coursework in Image Analysis, Modern Art History, and Psychology of Perception

Many exhibitions in Buenos Aires, Argentina and also exhibited in USA, Philadelphia and in Madrid, Spain.
Asociasion Estimulo de Bellas Artes
SAAP, "Sociedad Argentina de Artistas Plasticos"
Salon de Arte actual, Museo Sivori, Recoleta Cultural Center
Bienal de Pintura, Centro Universitario de Villa Ballester
Asociacion Gente de Arte de Avellaneda
Biblioteca Popular "Bernardino Rivadavia"
SAPI - Sociedad de Artistas Plasticos Independientes
Museo Roca, Salon "Nuevas Imagenes"
CEARCO: Arte Contemporaneo de Argentina
Galeria Arbos Arte -Salon de la Actualidad.