Yellow Jazz Drawing

..Bozena Kaluga, a distinguished artist whose innovative approach to fiber art and sculpture has captivated audiences across Europe. Bozena’s art is characterized by its intricate details and profound exploration of the relationship between nature and human experience. Her large-scale fiber installations and thought-provoking sculptures invite viewers into immersive environments, encouraging a tactile and sensory engagement with the art. Her use of natural materials and organic forms creates a unique visual language that resonates deeply with audiences. Having exhibited her work in numerous galleries and art fairs, Bozena has established herself as a significant figure in the contemporary art scene... In parallel, I create in the drawing, painting, paper objects, objects in metal and also the last works in marble were made. Where the issue of lines and sculpture texture still exists. “Art in my career has changed a lot. Currently, at the level of the workshop I use, it is fun for me. Without any resistance and limitations, it proceeds to further implementations. This gives me confidence and a lot of pleasure at work. My artistic actions are aimed at drawing attention to the intimate form of interpretation of the world that is being spoken by an artist with a purely aesthetic charge.” Technique; Kaluga’s work displays a deeply personal perception of abstract imagination and her abstract work captures a sense of timelessness. She explores the collaboration between line and texture using the abstract art. Throughout the years of experimentation in different materials and techniques, her aim was to master and perfect mediums she uses. She loves to use abstraction. She tells stories which are a minimalist form but also a baroque form. This applies to all artistic techniques used by the artist. Abstraction is a way to bring to perfection the technique that is used. She creates an imaginary vision of something that will trigger emotions. She is helping the viewer to enter her inner world by slightly suggesting a reference point (for example, the rhythms of the symbolic architectural gaps can already suggest entering the world of the ancient city ...). The artist also uses the literary metaphor in the titles of her art works to direct the viewer to read her the idea of work. Most of the time she works in series, which help her to stay focused. Characteristics of her work is layering, lettering and a strong sense of texture.