Malgosia Jankowska

Malgosia Jankowska

Wintem im Wald, 2024
Painting
130 x 100 cm
7.200 €
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Malgosia Jankowska - Wintem im Wald

Technique: ink on paper

Artist Biography: La pintora Malgosia Jankowska nació en 1978 en Sochaczew (Polonia) y estudió pintura en Varsovia y Berlín. Con finas pinceladas, contrapone personas y naturaleza. Crea con maestría cuadros de impresionante profundidad y amplitud alternando colores translúcidos y pastosos. Misteriosamente, la luz blanca irrumpe a través de los troncos de los árboles de algunos cuadros como una bruma blanca. Las líneas de filigrana, junto con los tonos suavizados -a veces restringidos a un solo color sobre fondo blanco-, recuerdan a los grabados de los viejos libros de cuentos. Las escenas a las que nos invitan los cuadros de Malgosia son como un cuento de hadas. En sentido literal, la palabra “fantástico” es también muy simbólica del repertorio que Jankowska recorre en su mundo pintado y se ha convertido en una característica sucinta de su arte: Los niños en el bosque, los lobos o las colosales setas no son sólo imágenes visuales de una realidad prestada a la manera de los hermanos Grimm. Malgosia se ha dotado de un conjunto de figuras totalmente propias, que siempre pone en relación entre sí. El niño como emblema de la inocencia, vagando libre por el peligroso bosque, refleja un mundo secreto del subconsciente. La naturaleza se convierte en el espacio de los miedos y deseos enterrados.

 

Malgosia Jankowska, originally from Poland, currently lives and works in Berlin. Her work, created with an impeccable technique, transports the viewer to a world where nature and man coexist in harmony. A good example of this is her work Still life (2021). However, in most of his works, the calmness of the environment seems to be threatened by the appearance of insects and snakes on a larger scale. According to the artist, they represent the constant danger that threatens peace, highlighting the fragile balance of our humanity. At the opposite pole, children represent the most innocent and naive part of civilization, the hope for a better world. Jankowska constructs her works with translucent and highly pigmented variations of watercolors and black, blue and red inks. Each image is carefully nuanced and shaded, playing with tones to create a sharp and subtle effect. The artist uses a fine brush to define the topography, huts and graceful trees. These elements are illustrated in rich detail, while her characters are quirky figures that blur and fade into nature. Each figure or group of people is almost hidden and masked by the beautiful landscape, highlighting not only the pleasure of solitude, but also the psychological power of natural landscapes. Jankowska builds the breadth and depth of her works with her clever use of ink tone, giving her illustrations an evocative and haunting atmosphere, where each piece captures a similar scene but an isolated story. There is a strangeness to each work that captivates the viewer and challenges them to reflect on the story and the mysterious site apparent on the canvas.
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