Solo show at Art Number 23 Gallery London
It was a pleasure to exhibit my ID Life tapestries series at the Art Number 23 gallery at the Biscuit Factory last Friday. The exhibition is still till the 24th of June.
Th exhibition was curated by CONSTANTINE ANJULATOS
GUEST DJ SIMON ANDREWS
'A human being is a part of the whole called by us universe, a part limited in time
and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feeling as something separated from the rest, a kind of optical delusion of his consciousness. This delusion is a kind of prison for us, restricting us to our personal desires and to affection for a few persons nearest to us. Our task must be to free ourselves from this prison by widening our circle of compassion to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature in its beauty.'
Albert Einstein
My Life Tapestries series was inspired by the connection of all living creatures sharing the same space,
the same world within the Universe. Drawing on my own near death experiences
I explore my subject to the very boundaries between life and death and everything that is that 'in between'
space. The series is painted mainly on silk fabric with mixed media, oil. ink and
collage.
Conrad Hotel
What a fabulous evening at @conradlondonsj in Westminster.
On the picture with my painting commissioned by the hotel and with fabulous Beverly Payne, general manager who warmly welcomed me last night. Thank you for this fantastic opportunity of showcasing my work in most prime location at the heart of London.
Interview for the The Human Aspect
Behind the scenes from an interview with @thehumanaspect by an amazing and inspiring @jimmywesterheim
that will go life for tomorrow Sunday the 6th of April at 19.00 your time - on UN World Health Day!
Check @thehumanaspect for details
Photo credit Matias Hagen @matiashagen
Thank you very much guys for visiting and this fantastic opportunity to be included in your library.
I am humbled to be a part of such an great initiative
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Celebrate your imperfections. The beauty will follow.
We live in a visually demanding society. There is so much pressure on the way we look and present ourselves that is sometimes breathtaking. How can we release the images stuck into our heads and be happy again without loosing our identity?
As Narain Ishaya stated yesterday at his book launch ''Chit Happens'' in London,
'Get rid of all your limitations. We impose limits on ourselves.' In the same way we can also release limiting beliefs. Free ourselves.
In regards to the subject I was investigating Aries -people who were born in the same month as me.
I did lots of research on the way Aries perceive reality and what are their strengths and weaknesses.
Here are the results.
Enjoy and start celebrating your body.
Movie by LINDA MESSERKLINGER- Backstage with my painted silk dress
MEM (mother)
a film by LINDA MESSERKLINGER Backstage
Dress Agata Di Masternak — with Linda Klee, Agata Di Masternak and Olympia de Molossi.
Famous dress stolen at PACHA club from a locker room
And here is my hand painted and designed by me famous dress which was stolen at PACHA club from a locker room.
What a bad karma to steal.
Closing Show at PACHA CLUB in London
PACHA closing party fashion show
Although I enjoyed the show at Pacha club and I am grateful for the opportunity I was not prepare to loose one of my best dresses.
Such a bad karma to steal.
If you ever see that dress be aware what whoever is wearing it is a thief.
Although I enjoyed the show at Pacha club and I am grateful for the opportunity I was not prepare to loose one of my best dresses.
Such a bad karma to steal.
If you ever see that dress be aware what whoever is wearing it is a thief.
New Editorial of ''Elsewhere''
New Editorial ''Elsewhere''
Throwback session with my designs at the New Editorial of Elsewhere
Big Thank You to Olympia the stylist who invited me to collaborate on this amazing photoshoot.
Credits to
photographer Riccardo La Valle
video maker Roberto Anselmo Calcaterra
stylist Olympia De Molossi
make up Elena Gentile
hair Cecilia Consolini
stylist assistant Marina Manfredi
models Una, Natalia, Viktoryia (ICE MODELS)
More on
http://elsewhere-zine.com/in-sect/
Throwback session with my designs at the New \editorial of Elsewhere
Big Thank You to Olympia the stylist who invited me to collaborate on this amazing photoshoot.
Credits to
photographer Riccardo La Valle
MODELS)
Throwback session with my designs at the New \editorial of Elsewhere
Big Thank You to Olympia the stylist who invited me to collaborate on this amazing photoshoot.
Credits to
photographer Riccardo La Valle
MODELS)
video maker Roberto Anselmo Calcaterra
stylist Olympia De Molossi
make up Elena Gentile
hair Cecilia Consolini
stylist assistant Marina Manfredi
models Una, Natalia, Viktoryia (ICE
What did you do today to change the world?
Hospital- face post surgery
What did you do today to change the world?
Each one of us has been given a chance to change this world every day.
Not everyone realises that. Do we actually want this world to be a better place?
That question actually became a cliché as everyone says it but there are only few who takes action.
By action I mean to start with yourself.
Let me rephrase this question. What did you do today to get to know yourself better?
Only through knowing yourself, by building your core values and self respect you can make a change.
Life is not only about glamour and beauty. It is also about pain, vulnerability and everything else that we are trying to hide.
This memorable picture was taken after my last 29th surgery with #snapchat so my face wouldn’t look too scary.
It always reminds me about how I started painting and how my very first “Heads”series of paintings was created.
#art #artist #confessions #painting #face #portrait #portraitphotography #selfie #sick #surgery #new #life @waldemarjanuszczak @klausbiesenbach @momaps1 @gagosian @createmagazine @artcollectormagazine @artsy @artmiami_ #storytelling #inspire #london #polishgirl#scars #recovery @brenebrown @elizabeth_gilbert_writer @charlierose #treatment#journey#artblog #blogger #blog
What did you do today to change the world?
Each one of us has been given a chance to change this world every day.
Not everyone realises that. Do we actually want this world to be a better place?
That question actually became a cliché as everyone says it but there are only few who takes action.
By action I mean to start with yourself.
Let me rephrase this question. What did you do today to get to know yourself better?
Only through knowing yourself, by building your core values and self respect you can make a change.
Life is not only about glamour and beauty. It is also about pain, vulnerability and everything else that we are trying to hide.
This memorable picture was taken after my last 29th surgery with #snapchat so my face wouldn’t look too scary.
It always reminds me about how I started painting and how my very first “Heads”series of paintings was created.
#art #artist #confessions #painting #face #portrait #portraitphotography #selfie #sick #surgery #new #life @waldemarjanuszczak @klausbiesenbach @momaps1 @gagosian @createmagazine @artcollectormagazine @artsy @artmiami_ #storytelling #inspire #london #polishgirl#scars #recovery @brenebrown @elizabeth_gilbert_writer @charlierose #treatment#journey#artblog #blogger #blog
Mark Rothko
Visiting Rothko’s at the MET in NYC
I love Rothko’s paintings. The space inside them allows you to dive into this vast world of possibilities and other dimensions. His paintings give us a room to breath the air from a different planet- so comforting.
Interest
My interest was pretty obvious since I remembered. I was drawing, painting and amputating legs of my dolls since I was a little girl. I guess that tell a lot. After my diagnosis at the age of 16 years old my new vocation became apparent.
Nothing was the same. I learnt that medicine is limited and it does not appreciate our mind and its powers in the healing process. That quickly put me off becoming a surgeon and instead I decided to devote myself to painting. It was and is my passion that I live for. The process of painting helped me to heal my soul from toxins of the past and implement new ways of living into my messy life. Painting was my salvation and blessing.
The decision to become an artist was obvious however it took a lot of courage considering that I was growing up in a broken home, single mother raising me and my siblings, father who spend every single penny on alcohol.
There was one memorable incident that helped me to decide what I really want in life regardless.
I had a massive bleeding night and my doctor was not sure whether or not I will make it till the next day.
I remember that night very well. I did not sleep. A stranger with whom I shared a hospital room was holding my hand keeping me awake.
The possibility of dying was very real and waiting right at the corner. I asked myself many questions that night. Out of all the most important questions was ‘How do I want to live my life if I will survive this?’ There was only one answer- to paint.
That is how I started painting my Heads series which you can access on my website. A lot of them were painted under my hospital bed.
My interest was pretty obvious since I remembered. I was drawing, painting and amputating legs of my dolls since I was a little girl. I guess that tell a lot. After my diagnosis at the age of 16 years old my new vocation became apparent.
Nothing was the same. I learnt that medicine is limited and it does not appreciate our mind and its powers in the healing process. That quickly put me off becoming a surgeon and instead I decided to devote myself to painting. It was and is my passion that I live for. The process of painting helped me to heal my soul from toxins of the past and implement new ways of living into my messy life. Painting was my salvation and blessing.
The decision to become an artist was obvious however it took a lot of courage considering that I was growing up in a broken home, single mother raising me and my siblings, father who spend every single penny on alcohol.
There was one memorable incident that helped me to decide what I really want in life regardless.
I had a massive bleeding night and my doctor was not sure whether or not I will make it till the next day.
I remember that night very well. I did not sleep. A stranger with whom I shared a hospital room was holding my hand keeping me awake.
The possibility of dying was very real and waiting right at the corner. I asked myself many questions that night. Out of all the most important questions was ‘How do I want to live my life if I will survive this?’ There was only one answer- to paint.
That is how I started painting my Heads series which you can access on my website. A lot of them were painted under my hospital bed.
The importance of Gratitude
