Warsaw, Poland
About Marta Zamarska
Marta Zamarska is an emerging Polish artist and the runner-up of Back to Nature Showdown on Saatchi Art with her painting that judge Ged Quinn described as “Monet meets Edward Hopper”. Her painting "A Railway Impression II" was exhibited in the Saatchi gallery in London. Marta Zamarska is one of 12 artists included in Invest in Art Part II on Saatchi Art. She was also featured in the Best of 2013 on Saatchi Art. In addition, her works are in numerous private collections in Poland, Germany, France, Greece, Canada, Italy, the UK and the USA. The artist comes from Ustron and likes mountains and mountain cycling. She trained modern dance for many years and this subject is another inspiration for her artistic creation. In 2007 she took part in Solo&Duo Dance Festival.
Education:
In 2008 she graduated from the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts, the Faculty of Painting. The Diploma with honours under the artistic supervision of prof. Krzysztof Wachowiak (painting), prof. Dorota Grynczel (batik, artistic fabrics). The Railway Journal is devoted to railway, which has been the dominant theme in the artstic creation by Marta Zamarska for many years
Exhibitions:
2008 - Koneser - Warsaw - "100% Painting, 2008 Diplomas" - group exhibition
2011 - Coco de Oro - Warsaw - "The Railway Journal" - solo art exhibition
2011 - Engine House - Skierniewice - Museum Night - "The Railway Journal" - solo art exhibition
2011 - Engine House - Skierniewice - Children's Day - "The Railway Journal" - solo art exhibition
2011 - Train car PKP Intercity - Warsaw - Railway Fair - "The Railway Journal" - solo art exhibition
2013 - The Saatchi Gallery - London - "Back to Nature Showdown" - exhbition of the runner up artwork: A Railway Impression II
Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabrics.The parts of the fabric which are not intended to be dyed are covered with melted wax. One may use a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax. The beeswax will hold to the fabric, whereas the paraffin wax will allow cracking.The wax is removed in the final stage by ironing.My batik paintings were created in a series of dying, drying waxing steps. Each batik painting looks differently depending on the light and exhibition.
Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabrics.The parts of the fabric which are not intended to be dyed are covered with melted wax. One may use a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax. The beeswax will hold to the fabric, whereas the paraffin wax will allow cracking.The wax is removed in the final stage by ironing.My batik paintings were created in a series of dying, drying waxing steps. Each batik painting looks differently depending on the light and exhibition.
Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabrics.The parts of the fabric which are not intended to be dyed are covered with melted wax. One may use a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax. The beeswax will hold to the fabric, whereas the paraffin wax will allow cracking.The wax is removed in the final stage by ironing.My batik paintings were created in a series of dying, drying waxing steps. Each batik painting looks differently depending on the light and exhibition.
Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabrics.The parts of the fabric which are not intended to be dyed are covered with melted wax. One may use a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax. The beeswax will hold to the fabric, whereas the paraffin wax will allow cracking.The wax is removed in the final stage by ironing.My batik paintings were created in a series of dying, drying waxing steps. Each batik painting looks differently depending on the light and exhibition.
Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabrics.The parts of the fabric which are not intended to be dyed are covered with melted wax. One may use a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax. The beeswax will hold to the fabric, whereas the paraffin wax will allow cracking.The wax is removed in the final stage by ironing.My batik paintings were created in a series of dying, drying waxing steps. Each batik painting looks differently depending on the light and exhibition.
Batik is a technique of hand-dyeing fabrics.The parts of the fabric which are not intended to be dyed are covered with melted wax. One may use a mixture of beeswax and paraffin wax. The beeswax will hold to the fabric, whereas the paraffin wax will allow cracking.The wax is removed in the final stage by ironing.My batik paintings were created in a series of dying, drying waxing steps. Each batik painting looks differently depending on the light and exhibition.
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