KASIA DOMANSKA, Katarzyna Domańska, painter, born in Warsaw in 1972. She creates paintings using traditional oil techniques. She studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, in the Faculty of Painting, in the Painting and Sculpture studios. She received her diploma in painting and an annex in sculpture in 1995. The artist's paintings have been exhibited internationally, including in Warsaw, Krakow, New York, London, the Florence Biennale, and the Art Basel international art fair in Basel, Switzerland, Art Miami, and Art Palm Beach. Her works are held in private collections in Europe and the United States.
She combines the traditional oil painting method and the style of the Renaissance Old Masters with a contemporary perspective on painting and Pop Art, intertwining realism with surrealism.
The artist's work speak of emotions, the affirmation of life, and its fleeting beauty. Light is the power of her paintings. It determines their subject matter, mood, and balanced composition. It is brightness, joy, day and life, creating an idyllic climate. The thought of humanity's eternal connection with nature emerges. In her paintings, we find light, air, earth, water, and the senses—elements sublimely imagined in artwork with magnetic power.
Her paintings possess delicacy, power, and sensuality. We feel as if we are gazing at wonderfully fragrant paintings that become multi-sensual art.
The artist creates balanced, pure art that brings peace and tranquility. The composition leaves moments of silence and stillness, while simultaneously transforming her images into living forms pulsating with vital energy.
In her paintings, the affirmation of nature and life becomes a backdrop for a symbolic celebration of emotions, moods, and reflections. Beneath the literal meaning lies another, hidden meaning, which the artist allows to speak freely. Her paintings express a passion for beauty in all its forms, from the sublime to the everyday.
selected exhibitions:
2025 THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS, exhibition, Krakow, Poland
2025 Greg Podgorski Contemporary Art, solo exhibition, GSTAAD, Switzerland
2024 Greg Podgorski Contemporary Art, solo exhibition, Switzerland
2023 ToTuart, FLOWERING, solo exhibition, Warsaw
2022 ToTuart, Warsaw
2022 Art Now. Curator's choice, DESA Unicum, Warsaw
2016 Kohana Gallery, solo exhibition, Warsaw
2015 Galleria Gum, solo exhibition, Miami, USA
2014 Kuratorium Gallery, solo exhibition, Warsaw
2014 Kuratorium Gallery, Warsaw
2014 Art Palm Beach, Palm Beach, USA
2013 SCOPE BASEL, Untitled Projects | Los Angeles, Basel, Switzerland
2012 ENDLESS SUMMER, 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, solo exhibition, New York, USA
2012 CONTEXT Art Miami, 532 Gallery Thomas Jaeckel, Miami, USA
2011 BK Contemporary, solo exhibition, Poznan
2009 "SUMMER" Flying Gallery, solo exhibition, Warsaw
2009 "All the best" Flying Gallery, Warsaw
2005 Bochenska Gallery, "SWIMMING POOL", solo exhibition, Warsaw
2005 Bloxham Gallery, Spring back, London
2004 National Museum in Warsaw, "The Painting of the Year 2003". Finalist exhibition. Jury - Dr. Evelyn Weiss, deputy director of the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, prof. Saverio Simi de Burgis, lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice.
2003 Bochenska Gallery, 'FL0WERS ARE BEAUTIFUL', solo exhibition, Warsaw
2003 ORIGINATE SHOWCASE, London
2003 FLORENCE BIENNALE, Florence
2003 National Museum in Warsaw, "The Painting of the Year 2002". Finalist exhibition. Jury: Dr. Evelyn Weiss, deputy director of the Ludwig Museum in Cologne, prof. Saverio Simi de Burgis from the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice and Georges-Michel Kahn - president of the Khan Galerie in Strasbourg.
2002 The National Festival "The Supermarket of Art III" - DAP Gallery, Warsaw
2002 "Warsaw Painting Show" - DAP Gallery, Warsaw
2001 The National Festival "The Supermarket of Art II" - DAP Gallery, Warsaw
2000 National Museum in Warsaw, "Formidable brushes". Curator: Agnieszka Rayzacher, works by such artists: Wilhelm Sasnal, Kasia Domanska, Paulina Ołowska, Zbigniew Rogalski, Dominik Lejman and others.
1997 Brama Gallery, solo exhibition, Warsaw
1996 State Art Gallery, Legnica
