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A kind of red Painting

Kasia Turajczyk

United Kingdom

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 27.6 W x 23.6 H x 2 D in

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The inspiration for my first painting from the Return of Peter Pan series was my son, Lesiu. He forced me to paint his three cuddly toys. It was the last month of our life in the Netherlands. He very much bagged me to do it. I remembered having some dilemma with the background. I didn't want to make a kitschy -sweetly painting. The toys had to be realistic, very much real, but the composition and the plan had to be original and had to have a artistic thought out. First I worked on the composition, then I sketched the Piglet, tiger and the little bear, after that I made the background. Because the Piglet is very much pink, almost the same as the little chair, and she is also the most dominated character (she is huge compares to the rest) I wanted to match the colour of the background with the colour scheme of her. Pallet knife, water, scraping of and lots of paints - it was the way which the background for "For Lesio Orzesiu" was born. The next paintings were created in Lyalls Cottage, in Dunchideock. It was a real winter, the fire was buzzing in the wood burner, Lesiu started to learn how to paint, and I was painting puppets, my and these of my children. Very colourful characters - rebellious, playful, full of live and ideas for survival. Each painting is telling a story. All the bear, clowns, piglet etc, I am painting, are alive, they have their characters, they have their preferences, sympathies and antipathies. This is not only in my own imagination. Their world really exists. They opened the gate into it, I am just a medium. I would say, that being able to transmit myself into the worlds of the puppets and than being able to create the paintings brings incredible joy and fun. It is a world full of fantasy, secretes, imagination and thoughts. The world of the humans is often full of suffering, villainy and tragedies. The characters from my paintings know about it, they are trying to tell the adults to be less arrogant and serious and more humble and imaginary. They are screaming: Don't take yourself so damned seriously, it provokes only disasters ! Here are two good friends Mike and Kasia are thinking about their good friend Biggetje, who left them a few months ago. They are trying to console each other with a big hug. The two little puppets are their toys.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:27.6 W x 23.6 H x 2 D in

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Within the space of the canvas, I try to build a world that is undeniably my own. I transform the story born in my mind into fantastic realities or into abstract collages; dependent on my mood. I paint my reflections and feelings about the human condition and our relation to other elements of the world. I build a world that is unquestionably separate from the one we live in. It is an alternate reality, one that mixes painterly qualities with surrealism and fantasy. What happens in my secret world of the unconscious part of my brain passes through my conscious mind, determined through experience, knowledge and upbringing, which then filters and strains the data from my intimate world. What is left after these processes becomes the painted story. I begin with a plan in mind, and draw or paint a sketch according to the image in my brain. Gradually, I add more creatures and more details from fairy tales and childhood or adult culture. Then I notice suggestions from the figures or objects I have painted. For example in my two series: Phantasmagoria and the Return of Peter Pan, both of them refer to a combination of the lost world of our childhood and the nonsensical reality that surrounds us. We are working with persistence to develop new technologies, to make our lives easier but at the same time we destroy each other with ever increasing sophistication. We have created a kind of civilisation, but it is very primitive. In truth homo sapiens haven’t changed a great deal over the last 10,000 years. Wars, conflicts, exploitation, slavery, deceptions, envy, propaganda, jealousy and the all surrounding fear control our existence. For me, the creative process of making art is the only way to survive in this world. When I paint I escape into that alternate reality. Just like the people of Medieval times, who could not exist without the faith that was necessarily woven into every moment of their life, I cannot exist without fantasy and dreams. For me they are logically connected to the reality of our life. Almost all my work is iconoclastic and colourful. I love powerful colours, and I am neither afraid of it nor am I ashamed of it.

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