Edyta Grzyb "Insane" (2016)-limited Fine Arrap Pigment printing

"Painting lives primarily from colors," says Edyta Grzyb (*1984 in Poland), which is convinced that color stimuli cause aesthetic emotions and feelings. Her preferred motifs are people and their emotions that inspire you to express strong paintings. Strong color contrasts play a major role here. In black and white, the young artist contrasts with intensive neon colors and, with her interpretation of human bodies and faces, always moves in the area of ​​tension between objectivity and abstraction. Grzyb paints since 2004 and has specialized in painting with acrylic paints since 2013. Shortly after their discovery by the Artes Kunsthaus Artes, there are already many of their work in private collections. Edyta Grzyb quickly established itself in the international art scene, so that her works developed promising in value. Since 2015, the talented painter has been increasingly involved in group exhibitions in Warsaw and Berlin and has already exhibited at Art Fair in Munich for the second time.