Kinga Czerska
I believe that on every level we are surrounded by layers of patterns interlaced together to create the underlying story of the place. I see the world around me as an intense amount of connections and information that my mind has to process, with never ending amount of nuances and details I try to capture. I feel that this work is deeply personal as it plays upon many senses and it comes from the daily processing of everything that surrounds me. If you can imagine flattening everything in front of you into one plane and analyzing its contents you will be able to see what I see. As the world restructures by shifting and undulating I try to capture the brief moment when it is stable just before another shift occurs.

The panels are my place of contemplation and realization of this structured environment as I thin-slice the world around me. I devote my time to the study of different patterns and structures found in architecture, engineering, animal kingdom, stars and galaxies, the human body and psyche. I am amazed at the intricacies of the natural and manmade environments and the phenomenal detail that allows for each piece to fit creating a uniform whole. In my paintings I combine elements that are often rigid, but upon further study the surface takes on a feeling of fluidity and stability. It is an intensely structured surface which uses elemental, geometric forms to seek an order for the world around me which is at times chaotic yet at the same time graceful, precise, elegant and balanced.

I need to understand how it all fits, what holds it together and most importantly how one can affect all as everything in the world interlaces, changes, shifts, and reconfigures.