Jagoda Dziewanowska

MANDALA (1991) performs soul-warming easel painting, creates synthetic drawings and graphics with intensive colors. Her art is characterized by imagination-stimulating coloristic, cubist expression and contrast. Apart from Manadala based cubist art and colorful illustrations, she also performs synthetic vedutas. Cubist abstraction is what most appeals to her, with its joy of connecting the colors with shapes. She works mostly with a meter, square formats. She approaches her geometric forms with great precision. Artist seeks a way to express her strong emotions and experiences. Ruling over the canvas gives her strength and a sense of safety in the world of art, which she loves so much. She is an intelligent, creative perfectionist. Her inspiration are works and artists from many different environments. Starting from classic poster artists and illustrators, to modern design and revolutions of street-art artists. Some ideas are also born, out of observation of tattoo projects. She is a laureate of many prestigious art competitions. She likes to call herself Mandala, because this form of design inspires and pleases her the most.

She lives and works in Bydgoszcz, where for the past 14 years she has been creating original artistic projects. She collaborates with Polish contemporary art galleries, private collectors in Poland and abroad, interior designers, and property owners. She works successfully in colorful contemporary easel painting, drawing, and graphic design. She is a laureate of art competitions and a participant in exhibitions. She has twice been awarded the Rector’s Scholarship for the best students. After defending her bachelor’s thesis with distinction, as well as a similarly distinguished master’s thesis in museology within the field of heritage studies, she continues her artistic practice.