I give reverence to where I've been and truly acknowledge where I am now.
I was always fascinated by people and looked at them as
a passionate reader looks at books, knowing everyone has a story,
something to learn from.
As I was painting portraits I realized I enjoyed connecting with people but never really gave it much thought till nine years ago when I started looking into myself and learning about the whole Universe we all carry inside. I asked many questions and teachers always appeared to show me the way. I met so many amazing and talented people and started growing and changing beyond my own beliefs.
My own self image got completely shattered and I got to the point of freeing myself through compassion and understanding ... facing the new and unknown. I came to realize that my years of studying Fine Art made me concentrate more on the final product, on technique, rather then on my own emotions.
Abstract painting allows me to express myself freely in my own way, it releases me from the technique. The creative process is a pure bliss for me... the flow of colour and happiness.
Embracing my own Light and Freedom of expression started the deep understanding of others and a willingness to reflect a bit of their own Light.
I am providing people with an opportunity to connect with their emotions freely without relating to physical surroundings... feeling rather then seeing existing forms and shapes.
My deep hope is for my paintings to give people a moment of self-embrace, bliss, to be uplifted and cheered... little moments of happiness.
Education: OCA&D, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Academy of Fine Art in Katowice
State Collage Of Fine Art, Poland.
Commissioned Portraits: Private collections in Poland, Austria and Canada,
Painting Exhibits: Toronto (Canada)
Winnipeg (Canada)
Katowice (Poland)
Maryla has spent many years working in various digital artistic capacities for animation studios and worked on Disney features “The Princess and The Frog” and Winnie the Pooh", TV animated series “Iggy Arbuckle”, “Angela Anaconda”, “Sticking Around” and for Teletoon Network, “Little Bear”, “Bob and Margaret”, “Sam and Max”, “Pipi Longstocking” and many more.
She also created her own jewelry studio selling her pieces to the Toronto Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Winnipeg.
As I was painting portraits I realized I enjoyed connecting with people but never really gave it much thought till nine years ago when I started looking into myself and learning about the whole Universe we all carry inside. I asked many questions and teachers always appeared to show me the way. I met so many amazing and talented people and started growing and changing beyond my own beliefs.
My own self image got completely shattered and I got to the point of freeing myself through compassion and understanding ... facing the new and unknown. I came to realize that my years of studying Fine Art made me concentrate more on the final product, on technique, rather then on my own emotions.
Abstract painting allows me to express myself freely in my own way, it releases me from the technique. The creative process is a pure bliss for me... the flow of colour and happiness.
Embracing my own Light and Freedom of expression started the deep understanding of others and a willingness to reflect a bit of their own Light.
I am providing people with an opportunity to connect with their emotions freely without relating to physical surroundings... feeling rather then seeing existing forms and shapes.
My deep hope is for my paintings to give people a moment of self-embrace, bliss, to be uplifted and cheered... little moments of happiness.
Education: OCA&D, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Academy of Fine Art in Katowice
State Collage Of Fine Art, Poland.
Commissioned Portraits: Private collections in Poland, Austria and Canada,
Painting Exhibits: Toronto (Canada)
Winnipeg (Canada)
Katowice (Poland)
Maryla has spent many years working in various digital artistic capacities for animation studios and worked on Disney features “The Princess and The Frog” and Winnie the Pooh", TV animated series “Iggy Arbuckle”, “Angela Anaconda”, “Sticking Around” and for Teletoon Network, “Little Bear”, “Bob and Margaret”, “Sam and Max”, “Pipi Longstocking” and many more.
She also created her own jewelry studio selling her pieces to the Toronto Art Gallery and the Art Gallery of Winnipeg.
