Marzena Nalepa,Untitled, 2023

Backing: board
Size: 120cm × 90 cm
Technique: acrylic
Year: 2023
Signature d.l.
Board primed, painting covered with varnish.


Marzena Nalepa (born 1983).
The author of the works is a typical self-taught artist. Painting is a passion for her, a kind of vocation, an emotional regulator in the world.
She has always been fascinated by man, his emotions, feelings, experiences.
She looks for inspiration in life, in people, in what surrounds her.
The greatest, inexhaustible treasury and source of inspiration in her works are people and birds, of which she is a lover, and which in her works are words....
The author believes that the space, gentleness, sensitivity and expressiveness of nature, as well as human beings - can always delight and fascinate, and countless colors, shades, textures, light, plants and human stories are an inexhaustible source of ideas.
She mainly details the female figure in her works. For her, color and the beauty of the human body are the greatest carrier of emotions.

Exhibitions:
- 2022r. - solo exhibition entitled. "Magical Gardens," MDK in Wolomin
- 2022r. - accompanying exhibition of the VIII All-Poland Painting and Photography Plein-Air, Palace in Chrzęsne.
- 2022r. - group exhibition entitled. "Changing the form of things", District Cultural Center in Wolomin
- 2021r. - Exhibition entitled "Folk Inspiration," District Cultural Center Factory in Wolomin
- 2021r. - group exhibition entitled. "One flows to flow", Vistula Boulevards in Warsaw.
- 2021r. - exhibition accompanying the VII All-Poland Painting and Photography Plein-Air "It flows to flow", Palace in Chrzęsne.
- 2020r. - individual exhibition entitled. "Frozen Thoughts", District Cultural Center Fabryczka in Wolomin.
- 2020r. - group exhibition, Gallery 36A, Wolomin
- 2019r. - individual exhibition entitled. "Frozen Thoughts," Municipal House of Culture in Wolomin.
- 2019r. - Accompanying exhibition of the VI All-Poland Painting and Photography Plein-Air titled. "Two Worlds", Palace in Chrzęsne
- 2018 - accompanying exhibition entitled. "Paint with us Wolomin", Old Power Plant