Kinga Makowka - A Little Light






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Kinga Makowka, A Little Light, an original 2026 acrylic painting measuring 46 cm by 51.5 cm, hand signed, signed on reverse, with certificate of authenticity included, sold direct from the artist in the United Kingdom and shipped stretched in a box in excellent condition.
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At its core, "A Little Light" is about the huge impact of a small shift in perspective. Just as a single ray of morning sun can completely change the atmosphere of a room, the pale, warm yellow centre of this canvas actively pushes back the heavier greens and blues, softening the entire landscape. It is a visual representation of a hopeful realisation; you do not always need a dramatic, blinding breakthrough... sometimes, just a little light is enough.
This composition is built on the sharp contrast between smooth atmosphere and rugged form of the texture. The luminous background was seamlessly blended using a large brush, to frame this glow the texture was added using a palette knife. This sculptural, thick impasto technique gives the outer edges a physical, heavy weight, making the smooth, glowing clearing in the middle feel even brighter and more expansive.
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Signed on reverse
Certificate of authenticity included
Ships stretched - in a box
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Kinga Makowka is a Polish-born artist based in Yorkshire, whose work explores the emotional terrain between memory and presence, stillness and sensation.
Working primarily on raw linen and cotton canvas, she builds her paintings in delicate layers; soft pigments, textures, and metallic details that seem to catch not just light, but time itself. Her pieces do not aim to capture a specific place, but rather a moment… a feeling.
Much of her work is rooted in personal reflection a search for meaning. Kinga invites the viewer into a deeply human space: one of emotion, nostalgia, and connection.
Her practice often draws from her own life - family rituals, nature walks, the chaos of ADHD, and the peace she seeks through it all. It is a cartography of the internal world, mapping feeling through form.
At its core, "A Little Light" is about the huge impact of a small shift in perspective. Just as a single ray of morning sun can completely change the atmosphere of a room, the pale, warm yellow centre of this canvas actively pushes back the heavier greens and blues, softening the entire landscape. It is a visual representation of a hopeful realisation; you do not always need a dramatic, blinding breakthrough... sometimes, just a little light is enough.
This composition is built on the sharp contrast between smooth atmosphere and rugged form of the texture. The luminous background was seamlessly blended using a large brush, to frame this glow the texture was added using a palette knife. This sculptural, thick impasto technique gives the outer edges a physical, heavy weight, making the smooth, glowing clearing in the middle feel even brighter and more expansive.
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Signed on reverse
Certificate of authenticity included
Ships stretched - in a box
***
Kinga Makowka is a Polish-born artist based in Yorkshire, whose work explores the emotional terrain between memory and presence, stillness and sensation.
Working primarily on raw linen and cotton canvas, she builds her paintings in delicate layers; soft pigments, textures, and metallic details that seem to catch not just light, but time itself. Her pieces do not aim to capture a specific place, but rather a moment… a feeling.
Much of her work is rooted in personal reflection a search for meaning. Kinga invites the viewer into a deeply human space: one of emotion, nostalgia, and connection.
Her practice often draws from her own life - family rituals, nature walks, the chaos of ADHD, and the peace she seeks through it all. It is a cartography of the internal world, mapping feeling through form.
