Agata Wierzbicka

Agata Wierzbicka is a Poland-born visual artist, who lives and works in Warsaw.
She uses mixed media technique to create figurative collage drawings characterized by minimalist composition, restricted in elements and colours.
In her works, Wierzbicka depicts humans and their emotions expressed by body and movement. She underlines the unknown context and character to crystallize the inner feelings representing outer relations.
When it comes to technique she experiments with texture, using different media, as well as with layers of different color paper, to transfer the flat drawing into a more complex representation of the depicted subject.

2010-2012 Architecture – English Master course at
Architecture for Society of Knowledge, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland.
2008 -2009 - Hogeschool voor Wetenschap & Kunst, Brussels, Belgium
2006-2010 Architecture - Bachelor course, Warsaw University of Technology, Poland.

Group Exhibitions:

2024 - 'What is He like?' Contemporary Sacred Art Gallery - 'Dom Praczki', Kielce, Poland

2023 - 'Father's love' - Archdiocesan Museum, Poznan, Poland

2021 - 'Bodylikable' - KMAG Art Spot Gallery, Warsaw, Poland

2017 - 'Mistrz i morze' - Art Galle Contemporary Art Gallery, Stettin, Poland;

2017 – 'Młodzi Zdolni', Piękna Gallery, Warsaw Poland;

2016 – „Art For Autizm” Château de Saint-Jean de Beauregard, auction house, Artcurial Paris, France;

2016 – 'Works on paper auction', Galeria Bohema Nowa Sztuka, Warsaw, Poland;