Blanka Adamus

Blanka Adamus (born 1988, Cracow, Poland) is an artist whose creative journey reflects a deep curiosity and versatility. In 2007, she moved to Paris to pursue her studies, initially delving into philosophy before shifting her focus to Plastic Arts at Sorbonne University.

Although she began with a strong interest in photography, Adamus ultimately discovered her true passion in painting. She is particularly drawn to oil painting for its capacity to create rich textures and vibrant colors, which enable her to explore and express her emotions freely. Her signature style is characterized by visible brushstrokes and an intentional sense of incompleteness, inviting viewers to participate in the creative dialogue of her works.

Adamus's paintings often center on the human body, skillfully blending figurative and abstract elements. Her compositions integrate flesh, light, and everyday objects, weaving them into unified yet unconventional narratives. Her tactile approach highlights the materiality of her medium, emphasizing techniques that evoke form without adhering to rigid logic. Instead, she embraces subjective associations and visual parallels, encouraging viewers to forge their own interpretations and emotional connections to her art.

UFR Arts Plastiques, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris, FRANCE
UFR Histoire de l'art, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris, FRANCE
Morphologie artistique, ENSBA Paris, FRANCE
Ateliers des beaux arts de la ville de Paris, Paris, FRANCE

2021, Young Art, Pragaleria, Warsaw, Poland
2021, Young Art, Kwadrat Art, Poznań, Poland
2021, Young Art, Pragaleria, Warsaw, Poland
2022, Small Format, Pragaleria, Warsaw, Poland