Weronika Dylag
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Biography
Weronika Dyląg, born in 1987 in Nakło nad Notecią, is a visual artist who lives and creates in Warsaw. Her work is deeply rooted in abstraction, characterized by intense colors and unique painting techniques. In her pieces, Weronika often uses acrylics and oils, blending them with air through the "blow painting" technique, which gives her works an ethereal and unpredictable form.
Dyląg draws inspiration from psychology, social interactions, and the works of artists like Chuang Che and Helen Frankenthaler, influencing her bold color compositions. Through her paintings, she aims to prompt viewers to reflect on their own emotions and inner thoughts, creating art that balances between order and chaos.
Weronika regularly participates in solo and group exhibitions both in Poland and abroad. In her latest series, "Balanced Chaos," the artist explores the unpredictability of life and nature through painting, which is evident in works such as "Dissolution" and "Storm."
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Nationality:
POLAND
- Date of birth : 1987
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- Groups: Contemporary Polish Artists
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Influences
Education
1997 - 1997
Drawing, pastels, oil painting for beginners at Museum of Krajeńska Land
Nakło nad Notecią,
Poland
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Achievements
Collective Expositions
2023
Inaugural Exhibition Of Galeria Azur In Miami
Miami,
United States
2022
Restless Hour
Madrid,
Spain
2022
"Unattainable"
Madrid,
Spain
2022
"Euphoria"
Madrid,
Spain
2022
"Stripped"
Madrid,
Spain
2022
"Visions From The Unknown"
Madrid,
Spain
2021
"Ego"
Genova,
Italy
Solo Expositions
2024
Balanced Chaos
Warsaw,
mazovian,
Poland
2023
Not Obvious Forms
Nakło nad Notecią,
Poland
2022
Colours Of Life
Warszawa,
Poland
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Journey
Galeria Żywa
Wednesday
23
April
2025
Tuesday
20
May
2025
“Journey” Exhibition at Galeria Żywa
📍 Galeria Żywa, Warsaw
🗓 Opening: April 23 at 7:00 PM
Galeria Żywa is pleased to invite you to the exhibition “Journey”, showcasing the latest series by Weronika Dyląg – an artist who explores emotional and intuitive inner landscapes through abstraction.
The “Journey” series is a story of movement – physical, spiritual, and emotional. The paintings balance between chaos and harmony, forming a vibrant narrative of transformation. Layers of color, texture, and motion create ambiguous spaces where viewers are invited to find their own meanings and associations.
The opening reception will take place on April 23 at 7:00 PM.
The exhibition will run until 20th May.
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Immerse yourself in the creative journey as I bring two of my abstract paintings, 'Storm' and 'Attractor,' to life. In this video, you'll witness the transformation of blank canvases into dynamic works of art, where bold strokes, layered textures, and fluid movements blend together to capture both energy and serenity.
Through the evolution of these pieces, you'll get a glimpse of my process—how each element, from sweeping motions to intricate details, contributes to the balance between chaos and control. 'Storm' reflects the turbulence and force of nature, while 'Attractor' explores the pull of unseen forces, capturing a sense of movement and tension.
This video is part of my larger artistic exploration, where spontaneity and intention collide to create visual expressions that challenge the boundaries of form and order.
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Balanced chaos - Solo exhibition
Galeria Sztuki Inwestycyjnej 3U10, Jana Karola Chodkiewicza, Warszawa, Polska
Thursday
10
October
2024
Monday
30
September
2024
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Targowisko Sztuki
Centrum Praskie Koneser, Plac Konesera, Warszawa, Polska
Saturday
28
September
2024
Sunday
29
September
2024
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Targowisko Sztuki
Centrum Praskie Koneser, Plac Konesera, Warszawa, Polska
Saturday
9
March
2024
Sunday
10
March
2024
This is one before last art fair of this kind before the summer break. A number of artist will showcase and sell artworks during the weekend. It is a chance to meet and talk directly with artists as well as buy directly from them.
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ArtShow - The Festival of Fine Arts
Wiejska 19, Warszawa, Polska
Saturday
2
March
2024
Sunday
3
March
2024
The 3rd edition of ArtShow will take place in a historic apratment house of Karski's family in a prestigious location near polish Parliment and many ambacies. It is a two day art fair created for artists to be able to showcase their work, sell and meet with collectors, media and galerys.
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Reviews and comments
Świetne zestawienie barw i bardzo ciekawe kompozycje! Mi lajki ;]
refined and original artist, excellent technique, talent top
The balance and composition of your abstract pieces are extraordinary. You have a remarkable talent.
Thank you so much! And I really like your yellow, blue, red series.
Well I use brushes as well for the background and for some of the details, but the main piece of compisition - yes, it is created with the use of strong blows of air.
Und das Bild ist anstatt Pinsel o.ä. zu verwenden, geblasen mit Luft?
And the picture is blown with air instead of using a brush or something similar?