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One of the wonders of the internet is that there is a huge amount of content, for all tastes. And in my case those tastes are very varied, and a good part of them have a lot to do with art in all its expressions. That is why one of my hobbies is reviewing sites specialized in hosting portfolios of very diverse artists, and looking at, and above all, admiring, their work.
Many of these artists do not make a living from their art, and for them it is a hobby, an expression of who they are and what they are passionate about, so there is not much information about them, beyond what their work tells us. from them.
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Maja Wronska, is one of those cases. Not even in her own website can we find information about her, about her training, whether or not he has exhibited her works somewhere, etc. The little we know about her is that she is Polish, she is an architect by profession, which makes a lot of sense seeing her watercolors, and checking her Facebook page she has recently posted that some of her work are now available at IKEA.
Although we would like to know more about her, at least to me, what is really important is her work, and this is available on many platforms, including Behance, DeviantArt, Instagram, and as I told you, Facebook.
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The vast majority of his work is urban landscapes, especially of historic cities and/or iconic sites of important cities around the world. But we can also find other themes dotting his work. Her watercolors range from realistic to playful, concrete to conceptual, monochrome to colorful, but in all cases, she impresses, and her work is almost magnetic to the eye.
I share with you a small selection of her work, and I invite you to spend a few minutes visiting one of her portfolios; I assure you that you will not regret it.
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