Marta Zawadzka

Marta Zawadzka (born 1981, Poland, 2000-2005- Faculty of Architecture and Urban Planning- Technical University Bialystok) Currently lives and works in Warsaw.
Her works can be seen in galleries, exhibitions and art fairs in the UK, USA, Monaco, Holland, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Philippines, Belgium, Mexico, India, France, Germany, Dubai, Australia, Canada, Malaysia, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Indie and Poland.

Two of her paintings- female portraits are part of the Standard Chartered’s great global art collection.

She regularly exhibits her work at art fairs in Singapore, Hong Kong and Taiwan…

Her paintings are in collections in 44 countries around the world.

Marta has been seen in British Vogue, The World of Interiors, Khaleej Times – Dubai , Die Welt…

She has worked with mega brands such as Samsung, Grolsch and has acquired recognised clients or her talent enthusiasts from all over the globe such as Slash from Guns N' Roses, also Lewis Hamilton has drawn attention to her paintings too.
One of her paintings is in the cover of the last Slah's album "Living the Dream"

She had exhibitions during Grand Prixs Formula One in Mexico, Monaco and Singapore.

She has been featured on Saatchi Art list "ON THE RISE 25 Emerging Artists from Eastern Europe" and in 2019 she was one of "Collectors Favorites " at SaatchiArt.com

She is an inspirational artist whose background and study in architecture and design translates into a dynamic canvas.
Marta uses vibrant colour combined with technique to create artistic masterpieces. Her work conveys movement and flow, dancing on the canvas in the form of iconic past masters.
Flourescent paint, acrylics and spray paints bring to life icons from the world of art, sport, film, music as well as inspirational leaders of our time.
Highly desirable, Marta travel's the world inspiring new markets with her art delivering a colourful message to all continents.
With each concept and brush stroke her work is embraced with equal delight and fervour internationally.
Marta's masterpieces are hugely accessible and continue to leave a lasting warmth on the walls of collectors.