Kristina Stanek

Kristina Stanek is an academic painter. The focus is on a concept dominated by the desire to capture as much as possible the captured moment of urban life. In the paintings, we recognize the basic symbols of modern existence, which are there only to encourage us to think about the consequences, but also the beauty of that very modernism. Streets, intersections, that noise shown through frosted glass or memory. The goal here is not to achieve figuration, but the feeling of that atmosphere, which is on the very border of abstraction. Through motifs such as romantic parts of the city, one can easily show one's own experience of the chosen moment. In this convincing display, the greatest collaborators are the colors and their contrast, temperamentally applied to the canvas.

Kristina Stanek graduated from the "Academy of Fine Arts' 2002god in Belgrade.

Group exhibitions:

Gallery "Libraries of the City of Belgrade" 2000. Gallery of the "Museum of the History of Yugoslavia" in Belgrade in 2002.
"Portrait through time" - National University "Braća Stamenković" in Belgrade in 2000.
"Pavilion of Cvijeta Zuzorić" in Belgrade in 2001.
"Belgrade Biennale" in Belgrade in 2001.
Gallery of the National Theater "Medlenianum" in Zemun in 2002.
Gallery "Skadart" in Belgrade in 2003.
Participant in the international group exhibition "November Salon" of the "Vladislav Maržik" Gallery in Kraljevo in 2003.
"Avangard" in Belgrade in 2009. ● "Tesla's Day" in the hall of the municipality of Zemun in 2012.
Participant of the group international humanitarian exhibition of paintings "Army House" in Belgrade in 2012.
Majdanpek KSII Cultural Center International Exhibition "Women Painters 2014"
Participant in the Miker Festival within the collective exhibitions Black Bok 2016 in Belgrade.
"Zero Dies" in the cafe gallery Toulouse Lautrec, Belgrade 2020.
"World in color" in the coffee gallery Betty Ford, Belgrade 2020.
Group exhibition at the CAF Contemporary Art Fair in Belgrade 2021.

Solo exhibitions:
• Solo exhibition of paintings entitled "Pictures of Life" Club Plato in Belg...