Anita Sieradzka - Outflow





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Anita Sieradzka, Outflow, a 2023 original acrylic stippling painting on a 40 × 40 cm canvas, signed on the back and in excellent condition.
Description from the seller
"Ujście" is a work about releasing emotions. Calmness and patience.
The piece was created in stippling technique using ink and acrylic markers on a 40x40 cm canvas. The painting came to life without hurry — point by point.
It is signed on the back.
Bio
I am a painter, draftsman, and author of multimedia works. I graduated from the Faculty of Painting at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław (2020-2025), having previously studied design and architecture.
My art is characterized by abstract forms inspired by nature and organic structures. In my works I explore emotions, imagining them as delicate, biological structures resembling neural networks and tissues of living organisms. A key element of my artistic practice is precise drawing done in the dotwork (stippling) technique, inspired by traditional tattoo art — forms built from thousands of dots become a visual record of personal experiences and reflections on human nature.
"Ujście" is a work about releasing emotions. Calmness and patience.
The piece was created in stippling technique using ink and acrylic markers on a 40x40 cm canvas. The painting came to life without hurry — point by point.
It is signed on the back.
Bio
I am a painter, draftsman, and author of multimedia works. I graduated from the Faculty of Painting at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław (2020-2025), having previously studied design and architecture.
My art is characterized by abstract forms inspired by nature and organic structures. In my works I explore emotions, imagining them as delicate, biological structures resembling neural networks and tissues of living organisms. A key element of my artistic practice is precise drawing done in the dotwork (stippling) technique, inspired by traditional tattoo art — forms built from thousands of dots become a visual record of personal experiences and reflections on human nature.

