Małgorzata Niegel (sometimes spelled Malgorzata Neigel) is a contemporary Polish painter.
Here are some key details about her:
Style and Subjects: Her art is often figurative oil painting and is characterized by a high degree of attention to detail. She frequently incorporates Christian, biblical, symbolic, and spiritual themes in her works, drawing inspiration from ancient history, psychology, and the Orient. Some of her works also feature dandelions, which she uses as a symbol of freedom and the human spirit.
Technique: While she studied various techniques in school, she considers herself self-taught in oil painting, perfecting her technique over the years. She sometimes combines traditional paint with gold in the form of metal flakes or pasts.
Education: She graduated from the art high school at Carolinum in Nysa, Poland.
Recognition: She is a professional artist who has participated in various exhibitions and competitions, including the "Who Art You" exhibition in Milan.
Her artistic approach is very intentional; she views each painting as a "story, a puzzle, a rebus" where every detail and its placement is carefully considered and analyzed.
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