Informacja o artyście:

Weronika Aaron Dyląg (1987, born in Nakło nad Notcią) is a multidisciplinary artist living in Warsaw, known for her exceptional work with colour and unique technique. She works with acrylics, oils and photography.

Dyląg’s graphic education is evident in her early paintings, which are infused with strong compositions and a sharp sense of colour theory. Her curiosity about psychology and social interaction influences her art, and she firmly believes in the power of positive emotions to maintain mental wellbeing. As such, her paintings reflect a vibrant and uplifting colour palette.

In 2021, Dyląg expanded her artistic horizons and delved into the world of acrylic painting. She experiments with different acrylic media and paint proportions to create unique and hypnotic effects. In particular, Dyląg has discovered a passion for blowing paint with air, an unconventional technique that gives her works an ethereal quality, allowing her to push the boundaries of traditional painting techniques. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

The artist about herself and her work;

Six years ago I returned to painting with acrylics. In my recent art I focus on psychology and positive emotions, analysing colour, form and composition. I am inspired by the works of Chuang Che, Yago Hortal, Nicolaos Schizas, Orlanda Bloom, Lauren Mycroft, Jan Kalab, as well as my experience in graphic design.

To emphasise the elusiveness of emotional states and reality itself, I have developed a technique that allows me to work with liquid paint and airflows with just a few brush strokes. This technique allows me to keep a thin layer of paint and create, with almost no brushstrokes, paintings in a style reminiscent of printing. What is noticeable in the paintings is the freezing of movement and the paper-like rippling of paint created when the direction of the air is changed quickly.

I work on white, blue, black, red and raw linen – usually in one colour to highlight the colour interaction.

My interest in psychology and the need to depict positive emotions in images was born out of a deep conviction that maintaining mental health depends on a constant focus on the positive aspects of life. Our reality sometimes becomes outdated and difficult. I aim for my work to be a stop where viewers can recharge and gain energy to move forward in the face of adversity.