acrylic on canvas, 75 x 55 cm, signed lower right: 'Beata Mironiuk'
She has been painting for over 20 years, creating works inspired by nature, tradition, and urban and rural landscapes. In her work, she combines elements of abstraction, still life, and portraiture, capturing the fleeting nature of the moment, emotions, and the beauty of everyday life. Her works are distinguished by their intense colors, expressive texture, and the combination of traditional motifs with modern form. The artist is a graduate of the Postgraduate Studies in Painting and Art History in Warsaw, where she studied under Zbigniew Gręziak and Katarzyna Kolendo-Korczak. She received her diploma in 2023. She is currently refining her oil painting technique under the guidance of Dr. Rafał Podgórski. She has participated in solo and group exhibitions. Her paintings are held in private collections in Poland and abroad—including in England and Switzerland—as well as in public institutions, such as the Museum of the Mińsk Region in Mińsk Mazowiecki. In her artistic practice, she draws inspiration primarily from nature, highlander traditions, and the ever-changing landscape. She experiments with color, symbolism, and the structure of the painting, creating works full of emotion, reflection, and energy.
