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MONIKA STOLARSKA – "Hills I"

MONIKA STOLARSKA – "Hills I"

10.000,00 zł
10.000,00 zł
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Oil on canvas, 2023

90 x 70 cm
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  • BEFORE R2OT

    After obtaining her Master of Arts diploma with distinction from the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Monika Stolarska has presented her work in over 20 exhibitions across Poland and Europe. She has collaborated with galleries in Düsseldorf, Bonn, and Gdańsk, and shown her work in institutions such as the Masovian Center of Contemporary Art – Elektrownia and the Museum of Book Art in Łódź.

  • WHY DO WE LOVE IT

    Because her paintings offer a sense of inner peace while quietly stirring something deeper—an awareness of the unseen. Because through archetypes like the mountain, moon, and horizon, she invites us into a symbolic world where nature becomes a mirror for the self. And because in her work, the boundary between human and nature gently dissolves—reminding us that we are never separate from the world, but always intricately woven into it.

  • OUR ADVICE

    Place Monika Stolarska’s artworks in a luminous space, ideally with a few plants or a view of nature. Her paintings resonate best where calm meets vitality – creating a quiet dialogue between the artwork and the world outside your window.
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Monika Stolarska

In her works, Monika Stolarska moves between various symbols. She uses archetypes from the world of nature such as the mountain, moon, horizon, water, fire, road, and others.

She combines biomorphism and organic forms with the mysticism of objectless painting, creating images of the natural world that express a search for transcendence—a need for spiritual experience and a kind of knowledge that eludes ordinary human perception, and which is often fulfilled through contact with art or nature.

She processes her feelings, recorded images, and intuitive clues, shaping them into her own artistic language. Her work explores the border where the human ends and nature begins—relationships and connections with it, mutual influence, and the act of finding oneself in the world and the world within oneself.

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Monika Stolarska