Renata Drygas

Renata Drygas deals with painting, computer graphics, photography and drawing with equal success, as well as interior design and arrangement. Her work is thematically diverse, but for years she has been inspired by nature and the fantastic, magical and mysterious world. The artist remains faithful to realism in the way she presents her visions. Her paintings and graphics are in the resources of art collectors in Poland, Russia, Austria, Germany, Italy, the United States and Australia.


"I am deeply convinced that the images we come into contact with, through artistic means: color, form, have a real impact on our emotions and imagination, sometimes even on our inner transformation, on our perception of other people or the environment in which we live. They can also be an answer to questions bothering us or an impulse for some actions or searches.

For the creator of paintings, it is a kind of responsibility to lead his recipients through art to something good, edifying and valuable. Through my works, I try to stimulate the viewer to reflect, intrigue him, move him into a magical, mysterious world - the World of Imagination, the World of Dreams, and thus move some of his inner strings in him so that it produces a positive so...

1996 - 2001 Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław (Poland)

1991 - 1996 High School of Fine Arts in Wrocław (Poland)

Individual exhibitions:

2019 "Magical Landscapes" Oleśnica, Poland
2002 "Cosmic Space" Gdańsk, Poland
2002 "Cosmic Space" Wołów, Poland
2002 "The Energetic Mandala" New York, United States
2001 "Journeys To Heavenly Planets" Wołów, Poland
2001 "Cosmic Impressions" Katowice, Poland

Collective exhibitions:

2023 "Łódź600", Muzeum Fabryki, Łódź, Poland
2022 Jubilee Exhibition Of The Association Of Polish Artists And Designers "After Art" Wrocław, Poland
2020 "In The Footsteps Of Leon Wyczółkowski" Bydgoszcz, Poland
2001 "Energetic Impressions" New Britain, Connecticut, United States
2000 "Wrocław Millennium Celebration" Wrocław, Poland
1995 "The Creativity Of The Young" Gdynia-Orłowo, Poland
1994 National Competition Of Small Sculptural Forms "Family" Olsztyn, Poland
1994 "Samson And Delilah" By Camille Saint-Saens And "Pimpinone" By George Ph. Telemann In The Poster, Wrocław, Poland