Gippsland in October 01

Gippsland in October 01 – abstract landscape by Bozena Wiszniewski – collage of painted papers on stretched linen. The artwork features a harmonious blend of greens and geometric shapes, evoking the tranquil landscapes of Gippsland during October. I often drive through the country side and try to memories the colours I see. Composition is an abstract interpretation of what I remembered.

This piece is part of a series of four artworks, that are connected by the colour scheme and the way I applied the layers of green shades.

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I studied at the Department of Interior Architecture of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. In 1988 I graduated with Master’s Degree and 6 months after graduation, I migrated to Australia. I worked on design projects and architectural drafting for many years. After a long break, in March 2012 I opened Art Studio. I draw my inspiration from the surrounded landscape. My work explores the intersection of abstraction and landscape, where geometric forms and vibrant colours come together to create my visual language. I am drawn to the textures and compositions that emerge from this interplay, allowing me to express the beauty of the natural world in a way that feels both familiar and fresh.
I find joy in the process of layering colours and shapes, creating depth and movement. Influenced by both the simplicity of geometric design and the complexity of nature, my art aims to bridge these two realms.