Artworks from the category Office paintings

“Posidonia Mandala” (2024) by Emilia Maryniak is an oil painting inspired by the marine plant Posidonia oceanica. The artist creates a natural mandala — a symbol of renewal, harmony and ecological continuity.

“Posidonia Plant” (2024) by Emilia Maryniak is an acrylic painting inspired by Posidonia oceanica, a seagrass vital to marine ecosystems. The artist transforms natural forms into a poetic symbol of renewal, harmony and ecological balance.

“Work on Paper” (2018) by Emilia Maryniak is an ink drawing created as part of the project I WILL TELL YOU A TALE AND THE TALE WILL BE LONG. It captures a spontaneous moment of creation — a visual reflection on nature, sensitivity and artistic process.

“Wandering” (2022) by Ela Kubat is an abstract painting created with mixed media — acrylic, gold leaf and other materials. Its vivid blues and golden tones evoke movement and light, beautifully framed in white.

“Thirst” (2022) by Ela Kubat is an abstract acrylic painting created with the pouring art technique. Fluid blues and organic forms express energy and depth. Presented in a raw pine float frame.

“Thirsty Tree” (2022) by Ela Kubat is an abstract painting created with the acrylic pouring technique. Shades of blue and organic shapes merge into fluid harmony, enhanced by a float frame that adds spatial depth.

“Motion 1” (2022) by Ela Kubat is an abstract seascape created using the pouring art technique. Flowing acrylic layers evoke the motion of waves, clouds and reflections of light. The work is framed in an elegant 3D structure.

“Motion 2” (2022) by Ela Kubat is an acrylic painting created using the pouring art technique — where fluid paint layers flow across the canvas, forming spontaneous, organic patterns. The work is dominated by serene shades of blue and presented in a 3D frame.

“Pawn or Player” (2021) by Dorota Kiermasz is a real abstraction that transforms the geometry of a game board into a metaphor of human existence — questioning whether we are mere pawns or active players of fate.

“Pink 1” (2019) by Dorota Kiermasz belongs to the series Divisions from-to the Square. This acrylic painting explores geometric balance through a diagonal division of the square, using pink and blue tones to express harmony and tension.

“Pink 2” (2019) by Dorota Kiermasz belongs to the series Divisions from-to the Square. This geometric abstraction combines structure and emotion through a minimalist composition of pink and blue.

“In Search of Passage” (2020) by Dorota Kiermasz, from the series White on Black. Open Systems, is a geometric abstraction blending acrylic and pencil. It visualises the metaphor of human movement and the quest for meaning within structured space.