“My paintings explore human, emotional, always multi-layered experience. They are an invitation to pause. In a world where stillness is rare, they rely on the moments of quietude, contemplating the interactions of color fields and the relationships of spaces in between them.”
Gosha Karpowicz grew up in the countryside of Communist Poland and defected to live and paint where freedom of expression thrived.She graduated Parsons School of Design. She’s exhibited at the Hopper House in Nyack, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Poland and lives and works in New York City.Read more...
“My paintings explore human, emotional, always multi-layered experience. They are an invitation to pause. In a world where stillness is rare, they rely on the moments of quietude, contemplating the interactions of color fields and the relationships of spaces in between them.”
Gosha Karpowicz grew up in the countryside of Communist Poland and defected to live and paint where freedom of expression thrived. She graduated Parsons School of Design. She’s exhibited at the Hopper House in Nyack, the Museum of Contemporary Art in Poland and lives and works in New York City.