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BEATA TARNOWSKA
Beata Tarnowska zajmuje się malarstwem na pograniczu pejzażu interpretowanego, pracując na dużych formatach, z pomocą barwy i struktury zaznacza autonomię dzieła. Uczestniczka licznych krajowych i zagranicznych wystaw, sympozjów malarskich, finalistka konkursów. Publicystka, jej eseje z zakresu historii i sztuki były publikowane m.in. w Focusie Historia Extra czy Rynku i Sztuce. Na stałe związana z magazynem Artysta i Sztuka. Wykładowca akademicki - pracuje na Wydziale Sztuki Uniwersytetu Opolskiego, gdzie prowadzi zajęcia z malarstwa i rysunku w pracowni prof. Edwarda Sytego
W naszym hotelu wyeksponowane są prace z cyklu „Nierzeczywiste”. Seria przedstawia swobodne malarstwo wrażeniowe, które inspiruje barwą i fakturą, pozwalając zatopić się w przestrzeni dzieła. Autonomiczna, odrębna rzeczywistość, zbudowana jest z układów linii, płaszczyzny i struktury, wywołując emocje zależne od odbiorcy, a także świetnie wkomponowując się w estetykę naszych wnętrz.
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Od 20 lat poruszający się w obszarach sztuk wizualnych, zarówno jako zawodowiec, jak i po godzinach - z czystej pasji do tworzenia. Od początku fotografuje cyfrowo. W dorobku ma 2 autorskie wystawy oraz uczestnictwo w wystawach zbiorowych. Interesuje go fotografia dokumentalna, a gdy ma siłę rano wstać – krajobrazowa. Bliski mu jest również fotomontaż i efekty specjalne, zarówno na zdjęciach jak i w filmie. W rodzinnych stronach prowadzi zajęcia warsztatowe z młodzieżą i seniorami, ucząc podstaw pracy z aparatem i starając się zaszczepić swoje pasje.
W Platinum Mountain prezentowane są zdjęcia z kilku ostatnich lat, ukazujące głównie piękno Karkonoszy i Pogórza Izerskiego. Tajemnicze numery przy każdej z prac to współrzędne GPS, mogące pomóc w identyfikacji miejsc wykonania fotografii. Kilka wschodów słońca, które są skonfrontowane ze zdecydowanie większa ilością zachodów - jak przystało na „Nocnego Marka”.
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#ART BY URTICA FOR CHILDREN FOUNDATION
Urtica for Children Foundation was established in 2017 following the initiative of Urtica Ltd., which has been operating for 25 years. The Foundation’s objective is to function for the benefit of children and adolescents suffering from cancer as well as their families. By running health, educational and charity initiatives, the Foundation supports children with cancer and their relatives. Currently, 18 paediatric oncology and haematology wards in Poland benefit from the Foundation’s assistance. The activities performed by the Foundation involve not only financial support for hospitals. Its overriding value is the time devoted to children and commitment to ensure that the kids suffering from cancer have a chance for a normal life and fun. The Foundation organizes art workshops entitled “Sunny Art Gallery” in hospital wards, during which young patients create pictures and release their emotions. Each workshop edition is completed with the Urtica for Children Gala – a charity auction of artworks, which takes place annually in November in Wrocław. The funds obtained from the auction are transferred to paediatric oncology wards. The Foundation’s philosophy is the idea of #HelpingIsArt!
#ART BY JACEK CAPUTA
Jacek Caputa is a graduate of the Secondary School of Fine Arts and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. Designer, illustrator, sculptor and painter. Creator of collages and spatial compositions. Originator of events and marketing projects. Author of a dozen or so individual exhibitions, participant of many group shows, both in Poland and abroad (individual exhibitions, e.g. in England, Scotland, USA). Jacek Caputa searches for new meanings and symbols in his artwork. His paintings show not only the creative process, but also pose existential, up-to-date questions. The artist’s world sparkles with vivid colours and mysterious forms. The exhibition “Spring” is the artist’s painting journey through pastel fields and colourful meadows, fragrant gardens and flower beds. The artist opens his own, very colourful and fairy-tale spot on the earth. Your Place, Your Luxury
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#ART BY ALEKSANDRA LECHAŃSKA
A linguist by education, a painter by passion. Born on May 13, 1990 in Warsaw, she was drawing from an early age, disappearing for hours in the world of crayons and sketchbook pages. She took her first steps in drawing under the supervision of the professors from the Academy of Fine Arts in 2006 at the National Artistic Centre in Warsaw’s Nowolipki. Then came the time for acrylic painting on canvas, which resulted in the vernissage of her paintings exhibition in 2014 at the Warsaw Młociny Cultural Centre. As a result, she started cooperation with the Kameleon gallery in Bemowo. In 2016, she participated in the auction of paintings “With talent to the end”. In 2020, she was the author of the poster and marketing materials for the film “Room”, and a year later she was responsible for the graphic concept, the opening credits and the poster design for the film “Lokal zamknięty” (“The Closed Place”). In June 2021, she took 3rd place in the competition for a postcard design to commemorate the year of Stanisław Lem at the Polish Institute in Vienna. She works in a creative agency.
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#ART BY ŁUKASZ WIECZOREK
Łukasz Wieczorek, a young artist whose talent was born out of a passion for expressing emotions in artistic works. An ambitious young chef by occupation, working in the profession on a daily basis and successful in this field. He has been painting for 2 years, considering it a hobby and an opportunity to “catch your breath” in a rather busy life of a chef. “It started with an attempt to paint a picture which was supposed to be an element of the apartment interior design. My painting aims at expressing emotions, either positive or negative, and that’s what these pictures are, they convey feelings ... In my opinion painting pictures and the work of a chef have a lot in common when it comes to creativity and expression”.
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#ART BY CZESŁAW SZYC
Czesław Szyc is a visual artist who began his adventure with art in the early seventies. He gained experience during his stay in the United States and working as a co-author of many artistic projects in Michael Jackson’s music studio. In his works he reflects on the human condition, refers to the mystery of time, life and death. He creates his art in his home in Mikołajki, where he also has his own gallery. He showed his art pieces at many individual exhibitions in Poznań, Mrągowo, Pisz and Biskupiec.
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The interiors of the Platinum Mountain Hotel & SPA are decorated with beautiful wooden tables ordered by the hotel from Regalia Polska Manufaktura. “At the beginning there was… a dream. A dream of a house among hills, surrounded by forest, overlooking misty meadows. A dream of a house with an old wooden porch, red brick walls and a hundred-year-old tiled roof. A dream of a house with a soul. And such a house was built. Then, based on the experience gained while building our own house, our company was founded – Regalia Polska Manufaktura (...)” – this is how Regalia Polska Manufaktura, producing unique furniture from old wood, describes its beginnings. Please, feel invited to watch a film about the joint project: The history of old wood.
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#ART BY GRZEGORZ PAWŁOWSKI
The works of Grzegorz Pawłowski decorate the interiors of Platinum Mountain Hotel & SPA. Extremely ambitious and charismatic sculptor, the student of Dariusz Miliński, living and working in Szklarska Poręba. He works in wood, rocks and metal, inspired by nature and the world of fantasy.
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#ART BY MACIEJ WOKAN
As part of supporting local and regional art, Platinum Mountain Hotel & SPA invited Maciej Wokan for cooperation. The artist has been creating sculptures for 20 years, combining stone, metal and wood in his works. Owing to this sculptor, an image of the Karkonosze Mountain Spirit was created as well as the “Magic Trail of the Mountain Spirit” in Szklarska Poręba.
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#ART BY HANNA BAKUŁA
The Artist – Painter, Writer, Columnist – Hanna Bakuła. Known as “Witkacy in a skirt”, Ms Hanna Bakuła is an artist of many talents, a graduate of painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, the author of 20 publications, a long-term columnist in magazines for women and men, and also a designer. She has established the Hanna Bakuła Foundation, which helps children from orphanages. She actively supports women and their projects, describing herself as a soft-feminist. “Pandemic Flowers” is a series of art works presenting flowers which, as the only “models”, Ms Hanna Bakuła was drawing during the lockdown. Painting flowers is a very difficult matter not to turn out a piece of kitsch. They are too beautiful. […] During the pandemic, they happened to be the only available models. I was embarrassed by the first floral pastels. After a few, I realized that I had wasted many years using them as background elements of the portraits rather than the main motives. Hanna Bakuła. You are welcome to watch Hanna Bakuła Author’s Evening at the Platinum Mountain Hotel & SPA.
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