Our little hearts flutter at the sight of these artworks by Hanna Ilczyszyn as they retrieve flashbacks of childhood. Her mellow and emotionally complex images preserve the places we once lived, whistles of the wind, the longings, dilemmas and aspirations we’ve had. We love her effortless attitude and sweet melancholic disposition. The beclouded faces and blurred masks perfectly illustrate the distance of time. The tone is mellow and nuanced, it shows the wisdom of a grown-up after a decade of hindsight, skipping through the timeline. Her artworks sway to the ebb and flow of our own memories, they keep them bright and breathing.
Hanna Ilczyszyn is a young Polish artist living in Belgium. She has an MFA from the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Gent, Belgium, and previously studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland. She is known for her evocative paintings capturing the innocence and uncertainties of childhood. She has been exhibiting her work in Taiwan, Japan, China, Austria, Belgium, Poland and Bulgaria.
Some memories never fade.
Holidays NEW
Girl with Roses NEW
Clouds NEW
Yellow NEW
Fox Mask NEW
Maska NEW
Girl NEW
Red nose NEW
Rat Mask NEW
