Sing Baby Print

Born in Gdansk, Poland. Lives and works in London.The inner images and bold colours I incorporate in my work convey a sense of abundance, total immersion into life and optimism. In my paintings, I create a space of beauty and paradise in the way that shows resilience and strength regardless of circumstances. Each painting is like a poem,... a life affirming experience. The work of Joanna GLAZER is both introspective and eclectic. Full of color, it makes us travel through great moments of contemporary art including the cinematographic or theatrical language with its masks. Women play an important role, sometimes idealized, sometimes realistic, but always protagonists, recalling their importance in modern society. By an Art Collector, Graduate in Art History, 2018 The inspiration for dogs comes from 2 great artists, Murakami and Jeff Koons: transforming a ready-made into a sculpture that shines from all fires, a dog that has impossible colors in nature; who has the shape of this animal but which now looks like an object of art. And then there is a guardian / protector side of the dogs. In each sculpture, I include various materials, bright or not: crystals, drawings, Indian ink, silk papers, gold and silver felts ... which gives a surface rich in color and in texture. Joanna My work is about emergence. In my art, I convey the sense of courage and difficulty of emergence of our own inner being. It is a universal desire, insofar as we show our talent, our true personality to the world. We are often social an private people. I see the beauty in the world. I am inspired by the immense pleasure and sense of discovery resulting from the continuous observation around me. I use photographic materials found in fashion magazines. The images of top models influence me especially with the pose, the gestures or the expressions of the face. In my current paintings, I also explore images of famous people, often artists. For me, these people have discovered courage. My paintings reflect the meaning of beauty, resilience and, despite the difficulties, peace.