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The main inspiration for this artwork is a story about a boy who was born prematurely and since then his umbilical cord is a bit longer than it should be. He constantly stretches his belly button, believing to create a colourful rainbow. 
This little boy’s imagination inspired me to see ordinary surroundings through his eyes, so I can stretch myself to create abstract illustrations. He is able to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary inventions. Sometimes children’s imagination is the most interesting tool to reinvent complex adults world.

This artwork was exhibited at:
The Real World Art Gallery, Brick Lane, London
Protege Gallery, Richmond, London
The main inspiration for this artwork is a story about a boy who was born prematurely and since then his umbilical cord is a bit longer than it should be. He constantly stretches his belly button, believing to create a colourful rainbow. 
This little boy’s imagination inspired me to see ordinary surroundings through his eyes, so I can stretch myself to create abstract illustrations. He is able to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary inventions. Sometimes children’s imagination is the most interesting tool to reinvent complex adults world.

This artwork was exhibited at:
The Real World Art Gallery, Brick Lane, London
Protege Gallery, Richmond, London
The main inspiration for this artwork is a story about a boy who was born prematurely and since then his umbilical cord is a bit longer than it should be. He constantly stretches his belly button, believing to create a colourful rainbow. 
This little boy’s imagination inspired me to see ordinary surroundings through his eyes, so I can stretch myself to create abstract illustrations. He is able to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary inventions. Sometimes children’s imagination is the most interesting tool to reinvent complex adults world.

This artwork was exhibited at:
The Real World Art Gallery, Brick Lane, London
Protege Gallery, Richmond, London
The main inspiration for this artwork is a story about a boy who was born prematurely and since then his umbilical cord is a bit longer than it should be. He constantly stretches his belly button, believing to create a colourful rainbow. 
This little boy’s imagination inspired me to see ordinary surroundings through his eyes, so I can stretch myself to create abstract illustrations. He is able to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary inventions. Sometimes children’s imagination is the most interesting tool to reinvent complex adults world.

This artwork was exhibited at:
The Real World Art Gallery, Brick Lane, London
Protege Gallery, Richmond, London

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Too Long Umbilical Cord - SOLD Artwork

Natalia Lewandowska

United Kingdom

Mixed Media, Digital on Paper

Size: 19.7 W x 27.6 H x 0.4 D in

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Originally listed for $780

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The main inspiration for this artwork is a story about a boy who was born prematurely and since then his umbilical cord is a bit longer than it should be. He constantly stretches his belly button, believing to create a colourful rainbow. This little boy’s imagination inspired me to see ordinary surroundings through his eyes, so I can stretch myself to create abstract illustrations. He is able to transform ordinary objects into extraordinary inventions. Sometimes children’s imagination is the most interesting tool to reinvent complex adults world. This artwork was exhibited at: The Real World Art Gallery, Brick Lane, London Protege Gallery, Richmond, London

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Mixed Media:

Digital on Paper

Original:

One-of-a-kind Artwork

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19.7 W x 27.6 H x 0.4 D in

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Natalia Lewandowska holds a Master's degree from the Royal College of Art and a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Arts London. Her thesis was evaluated by writer Jonathan Miles as ‘distinctive in all dimensions’. She received Sir Quentin Blake Narrative Drawing Award and won the HSBC Bank Bursary. Natalia has a working experience in multidisciplinary design and art direction by working with creative directors like Christopher Jenner on commercial projects in London, Paris and New York, for clients including Globe-Troter, Atkinsons 1799 and Kusmi Tea. Her large-scale drawing was permanently etched on the 30 meters long stainless steel wall at the Eurostar Ticket Hall at London King’s Cross railway station. Over the years, Natalia’s artworks have been exhibited at numerous shows, including the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, Education Centre at the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Other Art Fair at the Old Truman Brewery in London. In 2020 the National Museum of Poland acquired three of her paintings for the museum collection. Two of her artworks are part of the Soho House art collection and have been on display in Oxfordshire and London. The latest publications of her work include GQ Magazine, Aesthetica Magazine, House & Garden, Estila Magazine and Boston Pride. Natalia's water painting has been distributed as a CD cover by Dux Recording Producers and has been published on Spotify since 2019.

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