endless mist

by Beata Bieniak

The stunning artwork is a monochrome landscape taking place over water, close to land. The white and dense fog surrounding the surface of the water and the nearby castle dominates most of the painting. At the bottom of the artwork, a small boat and a person on it can be seen. This unusual and soothing view is part of a fantastic world created by the artist, who specialises in photomontages. This new quality that the artist creates produces an often unexpected, sometimes hilarious and even surprising effect.

The artist works mainly in black and white, which can be seen exactly in this graphic. Although the work does not contain many details, it leaves room for the imagination. The fog, which is the leitmotif of the graphic, has a soothing, impenetrable effect that relaxes the viewer.

1,30 ETH

photographer

Polish digital photographer. She is self-taught and has been creating for over 10 years. Her work is divided between photomontage and traditional digital or silver photography. She works primarily in black and white, although her colour photographs are also published.

With the unusual, sometimes even whimsical juxtapositions evident in her montages, she transfers viewers to fantastic, mysterious worlds. Her surreal images are also reflections on the world we live in. The works in which she can give vent to her imagination show – as if in a distorting mirror – a slightly different, curved reality full of remarkable flying elephants, but also beautiful flora. Her passion is photographing and immortalising trees, to which she pays a lot of attention in her work. However, she also takes pictures of landscapes, nature views and architecture.

About her work she says: “Photography is a part of my life that I really respect. It makes my imaginative visions free and makes a silent dialogue between me and viewers. It’s a crutch and fullness in my adult age. It’s a way of watching the world that surrounds me.”