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Receiving the Certificate of Artistic Achievement for three consecutive years is a profound honor, and I am deeply grateful for this recognition! This certificate, bestowed upon me by the Pinacotheque Museum, signifies an official acknowledgment of the merit and artistic talent. It stands as a testament to the museum’s unwavering commitment to recognizing and celebrating the creative excellence that enriches the artistic community.
Situated in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the Pinacotheque is more than a private museum; it is a distinguished institution that plays a pivotal role in the cultural landscape. Founded and presided over by Hervé Lancelin, a prominent figure in European art collection, the museum holds a unique and influential position. Its contribution to the artistic realm goes beyond the confines of its physical space, making it a beacon for those who appreciate and celebrate the beauty of creative expression.
This is my latest artwork called OSHIO Bear Sculpture created in the same style as all my White Noise series. This artwork was inspired by reliving my own childhood through my own two-year-old son. The bear sculpture symbolizes pure love, tenderness, and innocence. These types of toys are the sweetest and most adorable items reminding us of childhood.
In the latest January-February 2022 Art Catalogue from Xanadu Art Gallery in Scottsdale/Arizona you can find my 3 artworks out of White Noise series. Thank you so much Xanadu Art Gallery!
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms. I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
I want my paintings to be a post coronavirus statement. I concentrate on the aftermath of the negative experiences and focusing on the positive lessons only. I want my White Noise art to be a reminder that despite all differences – no matter who we are, where do we come from, if rich or poor, etc. – we all are the same when it comes to health. We are all fragile. I want to raise the awareness of how important it is for us all to be united. All of a sudden the entire world is sharing the same fears, and we all are fighting the same enemy. We cannot take for granted our health, closeness of the loved ones and our lifestyle any longer.
White Noise paintings were created in acrylic technique on wooden board in 2021. They are framed, with passe-partout and ready to hang on a wall or put on a table. I developed my own, unique painting technique. I used the cake industry tools to symbolize a sweetness of art as an antidote after a long time of bitter tasting stress and fears of the coronavirus pandemic. That is why my paintings are three-dimensional, almost like a sculpture. When viewed from the side, you can see how creations protrude, extend from the surface.
There is no coincidence. Each and every little element is carefully planned, scheduled, tried and eventually performed. The repetition of painting´s components correlate with the idea of the subtle repeating pattern of the white noise itself. The pastel color and the small size of the painting symbolize the innocent and tiny, new born child – an allegory for the beautiful healthy life and hope for better times.
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a high risk pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms. I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
I want my paintings to be a post coronavirus statement. I concentrate on the aftermath of the negative experiences and focusing on the positive lessons only. I want my White Noise art to be a reminder that despite all differences – no matter who we are, where do we come from, if rich or poor, etc. – we all are the same when it comes to health. We are all fragile. I want to raise the awareness of how important it is for us all to be united. All of a sudden the entire world is sharing the same fears, and we all are fighting the same enemy. We cannot take for granted our health, closeness of the loved ones and our lifestyle any longer.
White Noise paintings were created in acrylic technique on wooden board in 2021. They are framed, with passe-partout and ready to hang on a wall or put on a table. I developed my own, unique painting technique. I used the cake industry tools to symbolize a sweetness of art as an antidote after a long time of bitter tasting stress and fears of the coronavirus pandemic. That is why my paintings are three-dimensional, almost like a sculpture. When viewed from the side, you can see how creations protrude, extend from the surface.
There is no coincidence. Each and every little element is carefully planned, scheduled, tried and eventually performed. The repetition of painting´s components correlate with the idea of the subtle repeating pattern of the white noise itself. The pastel color and the small size of the painting symbolize the innocent and tiny, new born child – an allegory for the beautiful healthy life and hope for better times.
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms. I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
I want my paintings to be a post coronavirus statement. I concentrate on the aftermath of the negative experiences and focusing on the positive lessons only. I want my White Noise art to be a reminder that despite all differences – no matter who we are, where do we come from, if rich or poor, etc. – we all are the same when it comes to health. We are all fragile. I want to raise the awareness of how important it is for us all to be united. All of a sudden the entire world is sharing the same fears, and we all are fighting the same enemy. We cannot take for granted our health, closeness of the loved ones and our lifestyle any longer.
White Noise paintings were created in acrylic technique on wooden board in 2021. They are framed, with passe-partout and ready to hang on a wall or put on a table. I developed my own, unique painting technique. I used the cake industry tools to symbolize a sweetness of art as an antidote after a long time of bitter tasting stress and fears of the coronavirus pandemic. That is why my paintings are three-dimensional, almost like a sculpture. When viewed from the side, you can see how creations protrude, extend from the surface.
There is no coincidence. Each and every little element is carefully planned, scheduled, tried and eventually performed. The repetition of painting´s components correlate with the idea of the subtle repeating pattern of the white noise itself. The pastel color and the small size of the painting symbolize the innocent and tiny, new born child – an allegory for the beautiful healthy life and hope for better times.
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a high risk pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms. I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
I want my paintings to be a post coronavirus statement. I concentrate on the aftermath of the negative experiences and focusing on the positive lessons only. I want my White Noise art to be a reminder that despite all differences – no matter who we are, where do we come from, if rich or poor, etc. – we all are the same when it comes to health. We are all fragile. I want to raise the awareness of how important it is for us all to be united. All of a sudden the entire world is sharing the same fears, and we all are fighting the same enemy. We cannot take for granted our health, closeness of the loved ones and our lifestyle any longer.
White Noise paintings were created in acrylic technique on wooden board in 2021. They are framed, with passe-partout and ready to hang on a wall or put on a table. I developed my own, unique painting technique. I used the cake industry tools to symbolize a sweetness of art as an antidote after a long time of bitter tasting stress and fears of the coronavirus pandemic. That is why my paintings are three-dimensional, almost like a sculpture. When viewed from the side, you can see how creations protrude, extend from the surface.
There is no coincidence. Each and every little element is carefully planned, scheduled, tried and eventually performed. The repetition of painting´s components correlate with the idea of the subtle repeating pattern of the white noise itself. The pastel color and the small size of the painting symbolize the innocent and tiny, new born child – an allegory for the beautiful healthy life and hope for better times.
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms. I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
I want my paintings to be a post coronavirus statement. I concentrate on the aftermath of the negative experiences and focusing on the positive lessons only. I want my White Noise art to be a reminder that despite all differences – no matter who we are, where do we come from, if rich or poor, etc. – we all are the same when it comes to health. We are all fragile. I want to raise the awareness of how important it is for us all to be united. All of a sudden the entire world is sharing the same fears, and we all are fighting the same enemy. We cannot take for granted our health, closeness of the loved ones and our lifestyle any longer.
White Noise paintings were created in acrylic technique on wooden board in 2021. They are framed, with passe-partout and ready to hang on a wall or put on a table. I developed my own, unique painting technique. I used the cake industry tools to symbolize a sweetness of art as an antidote after a long time of bitter tasting stress and fears of the coronavirus pandemic. That is why my paintings are three-dimensional, almost like a sculpture. When viewed from the side, you can see how creations protrude, extend from the surface.
There is no coincidence. Each and every little element is carefully planned, scheduled, tried and eventually performed. The repetition of painting´s components correlate with the idea of the subtle repeating pattern of the white noise itself. The pastel color and the small size of the painting symbolize the innocent and tiny, new born child – an allegory for the beautiful healthy life and hope for better times.
SOLO ART EXHIBITIONS 2021/05 I love You to the Moon and Back, CC El Greco, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2021/02 Love Art, CC Miguel Hernandez, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2020/10 Love You, Love Me, CC Jose Luis Sampedro, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2020/05 Love Sculpture, CC Latina, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2020/05 I love You to the Moon and Back, CC El Greco, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2020/04 Love Art, CC Miguel Hernandez, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2020/02 Love Is In The Air, CC Barajas, Madrid, Spain-postponed/Covid 2016 The Sky Is The Limit, GCK, Biala, Poland 2015 Still Life Really Alive, GCK, Biala, Poland 2015 Colors and Emotions, Filharmonia Opolska, Opole, Poland 2015 Fantastic World, Jasminum, Opole, Poland 2014 The Power Of Color, Klub Artysty, Opole, Poland
OTHER ART EXHIBITIONS 2015 Izba Gospodarcza Slask, Opole, Poland 2015 Radio Doxa, Opole, Poland 2014 Businesswomen Congress, Warsaw, Poland 2014 Radio Doxa, Opole, Poland 2013-2014 Showroom, Zielona Zona, Warsaw, Poland 2013 Art Gallery Stricte for Artinfo, Warsaw, Poland 2012-2013 Ivette, Opole, Poland 2012 Entrepreneur‘s Club, Opole, Poland 2011-2012 Art Gallery, Galeria Autora, Opole, Poland
ACHIEVEMENTS & AWARDS 2021 Awarded a Certificate of Artistic Merit by the Museum Pinacotheque, Luxembourg 2019 Artist Recognition Artist Featured in a Collection by Chief Curator from Saatchi Art, Santa Monica/California, USA
PUBLICATIONS 2022/01-02 Website Xanadu Art Gallery, USA 2022/01-02 Art Catalogue Xanadu Art Gallery, printed, Scottsdale/Arizona, USA 2021/08-09 Aesthetica The Art&Culture Magazine, Issue 102, August/September 2021, printed, UK 2021/07-08 Art Catalogue Xanadu Art Gallery, printed, Scottsdale/Arizona, USA 2021/07-08 Website Xanadu Art Gallery, USA 2021 Daily Mail, Online Shop/Decor, UK 2020 Daily Mail, Online Shop/Decor, UK 2020 Martha Stewart, Online Shop, USA 04/2015 Magazine Tygodnik Prudnicki, Poland 05/2015 Website Biala.gmina.pl, „Wernisaz Emilii Switaly”, Poland 05/2015 Website GCKbiala.pl, „Wernisaz Emilii Switaly”, Poland 04/2015 Radio Opole, Printed Interview, Poland 09/2014 Magazine Businesswoman & Life, „Emilia Switala i Jej Obrazy Pelne Magii“, Poland 09/2014 Website Businesswoman & Life, „Niezwykla Malarka Pokaze Swoje Obrazy Podczas II Polish Businesswoman Congress”, Poland 2014 Website Polandinchina.com/art/painting, China 2014 Website Shanghai.trade.gov.pl, shanghai, China 2014-2015 Magazine Kultura w Formacie A2, Poland 04/2014 Magazine Hotel Magazin, Poland 07-08/2012 Magazine Villa, „Dodatki, Villa Nowosci“, Poland 03/2012 Magazine Czas Na Wnetrze, „Obrazy do Wnetrz z Klasa“, Poland 03/2012 Magazine Czas na Wnetrze, „Zapros Sztuke do Domu”, Poland 04/2012 Magazine Czas na Wnetrze, „Zapros Sztuke do Domu”, Poland
INTERVIEWS 06/2014 Radio Doxa, Poland 05/2015 Radio Opole, Poland 09/2014 Magazine Businesswoman & Life, „Emilia Switala i Jej Obrazy Pelne Magii“, Poland
INTERNATIONAL ART COMPETITIONS´ PARTICIPATION 2021 NordArt 2022, Germany 2021 Loewe Foundation Craft Prize 2022, Spain 2021 Luxembourg Art Prize, Luxembourg 2021 Etsy Prize, USA 2021 Aesthetica Art Prize, UK 2021 III Certamen Internacional de Pintura Abstracta Mario Saslovsky 2021, Spain 2021 Wells Art Contemporary Awards 2021, UK 2021 Sunny Art Centre 2021, UK
BIO Emilia Switala is an artist and entrepreneur with an international background. She was born and raised in Poland, graduated from German university with master´s degree in American Literature, American Cultural History and European Ethnology. She later studied postgraduate studies in Business Management and Translations in Poland. She resided in Germany (Muenster, Munich), Costa Rica (San Jose), Spain (Madrid, Valladolid), and Poland (Warsaw, Wroclaw, Opole) where she painted and gathered her experience in creative departments in advertising, theater, television and was influenced by international contemporary art business. In 2008 she founded Creatio Advertising the first copywriting agency in Poland and started working for international clients and brands. In 2012 in line with diversified business development focused on art, Creatio Advertising agency set up subsidiary brand company named Creatio Art and in 2015 EmiliaSwitala.com. Since 2014 Emilia Switala exhibits her art under her maiden name and gains collectors in North America, Australia and Europe. In 2019 her artwork was recognized by a curator from Saatchi Art in Santa Monica, California, USA and became artist featured in a collection. Throughout 2020 and 2021 her artwork was mentioned by famous Martha Stewart and DailyMail.com. In December of 2021 Emilia Switala was awarded a Certificate of Artistic Merit for her art that stands out in the eyes of the museum committee in the Pinacotheque in Luxembourg.
On December 1st 2021 I was awarded a Certificate of Artistic MeritLuxembourg Art Prize 2021 for my White Noise art that „stands out in the eyes of the museum committee” in the Pinacotheque in Luxembourg.
This certificate of artistic merit is official recognition „as to identify worthy artists who distinguish themselves from a qualitative perspective”.
It is such an honor and thank you so very much for this incredible recognition!
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms (sweetness of art). I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
Art Description: White Noise paintings are about motherhood experience in difficult pandemic times. About pushing the boundaries, dealing with the global coronavirus situation during a pregnancy and succeeding it. It is a story about new beginnings, new experiences and eventually new sounds like white noise associated with a new born baby. White noise makes a baby feel peaceful, relaxed and easy to fall asleep. These are exactly the kind of emotions that I want to provoke through my art. I would like my art to be a white noise to the viewer, an art that soothes and calms (sweetness of art). I want to project the most sincere and honest feeling of overwhelming joy and reaching a perfect state of inner balance and zen tranquility.
Contemporary Artist Emilia Switala 