Kesja Tabaczuk Book
This editorial is honored to present the new book of Kesja Tabaczuk, a polish artist that since she was a child, she already had a great dream, excelling in the arts and learning them in all its aspects. In this way, she continued her vocation as an artist individually, self-learning, until she reached to show her art in several expositions around the world, from Los Angeles, passing through Oslo up to New York, where she made her first solo exhibition. Also, it is worth mentioning the awards that she had won in 2023 and in January 2024, achieving that her paintings have become part of private collections in various galleries all over the world.
“My works are not only portraits; are principally conversations with the past, a nod to nature and a tribute to the memories that shape who I am”
This edition counts with a compilation of her works, from 2020 to 2024. With it, the artist shows to her spectators her most outstanding paints, opening up and telling the stories that are behind them. Ideal for those lovers of her realistic work, for those who want to see thoroughly her art and, especially, to discover the way in which Kesja is able to capture numerous emotions, awaking memories of the past.
This volume starts with a brief introduction about the author's bibliography, telling all her career. Consequently, it can be read a short story described by the own artist in which she explains her beginnings in the world of art and how from an early age she was influenced by her parent's drawings. After the recompilation of her paintings, there is a brief narration of how the artist gives life to her creations and, at the end of the book, we find a summary of all her exhibitions along the last years.
Eyes, the reflection of the soul
The book present the different works of the artist, painted in oil on linen or canvas, highlighting her small brush strokes for the careful details, as we can see in the eyes of the figures, through which the spectator emphasizes and feels the emotions the artist wants to reflect. From here, Kesja broadens her traits with wider and longer brush strokes, creating different versions of the painting depending on the distance it is observed. That way, we found an hyperrealist collection seen in a distant way and, as we get closer, we can appreciate the traces that conform it.
In this way, the first book of Kesja Tabaczuk is presented, in which her great talent is shown and a journey through her career is made, making this editorial able to exhibit a wide variety of artistic styles, giving them visibility in this great world. Through it all, with this volume the polish artist is presented and, with her, all her works, exposing the intra-history of her life, her memories, adventures and experiences transmitted through the figure's eyes represented in her paintings, outstanding the emotions with which she wants to go beyond the canvas and reach a deeper connexion with her spectators.
Moreover, the artist's works show mostly representations of young women, followed by animals in a country setting. From time to time, the female figures are accompanied by children’s drawings, symbolizing birds, frogs o little monsters, breaking with that realism of the portraits.
Likewise, her lasts paintings, stand out by a peculiar background in which fire is represented, giving a darker tone to her canvas. Finally, we can find several works in which flowers are the point of attention, situated on the heads of the young women, forming a crown.
“I have the hope that in it they will find a space for their own reflexions and, maybe, even discovering oneself in the stories that I tell through the painting and the canvas”