| Biography |
Julia Siewak delves into the realm of abstract expressionism, continually seeking to reinterpret its conventions. She harbors a fascination for light in all its forms—both natural and artificial—and examines its interaction with space.
In her inaugural project, Siewak crafts unique glass neon signs mounted on canvas. She observes how light can modify, enhance, and extend meaning to abstract forms. Her subsequent project also revolves around light but focuses on its natural manifestation. She creates wooden mirrors featuring colorful and irregular shapes that interact with their environment through reflection. These mirrors transform reality through their hues, offering a fresh perspective on the world. Siewak invites viewers to explore this novel reality through her creations.
Her work has been featured in the "Young Art" section at the DESA UNICUM auction house in Warsaw, Poland, earmarking her as one of the most promising artists of the new generation.
Committed to sustainable development, Siewak prioritizes utilizing local community resources in her woodworking endeavors. She seeks to gain a deep understanding of both the materials she uses and their potential applications, always with an eye toward environmental sustainability.
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