Wax Queens Painting

I was born in 1986 in Poland. As a young boy, I entered a new democratic reality with my country. The change of the system from the communist one meant that the world around slowly began to take on new, slightly brighter colors. So it was left to grow up slowly reducing the contrast between these two realities. Apart from learning and having fun, I have always been accompanied by the aesthetics of illustrations, comics and cartoons. Board and computer games also provided inspiration. I stayed in this mix always trying to pick out good quality style. This is how I shaped my taste, also trying to deliver my creative signs. As a child, I noticed my first spray paints, which made a huge impression on me. There was not a very large and active scene in my town, however, and here, at the end of the 90s, a small river of graffiti started to flow out. Its source was in my creative mind and in people also involved in the culture of painting. In this way, while swimming, we changed the environment in the most beautiful way possible, moving further forward towards each marina that could give us materials and the possibility of creating a new production. An identity shaped in this way wanted many friends. Thanks to them, many practical and beautiful images were created. Shops, restaurants, hotels, sports centers, companies and many private individuals have gained a new visual identity thanks to my creativity. When I reached a more mature age, I decided to focus on my studio work, creating drawings and paintings on paper, cardboard and canvases. The atmosphere of the studio is probably the best for what I would like to achieve further in art. The self-discipline and knowledge I have for this is enough to deliver art to any person who wants it. I believe that I don't need a degree or an exam to present things at the right level. That's why I completed my experience while studying in a Danish folk high school. I have great memories of the two semesters of art class and creative workshop. It was the next stage in which I was perfecting my workshop. I got my diploma and moved on. Currently, I still live here where I was born, I work in the studio and I am looking for inspiration to create new fine arts. Steady Two