Kinga Makowka - Shoreline Memory






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Kinga Makowka's Shoreline Memory, a 66 cm by 66 cm acrylic painting on raw canvas in blue and brown, is a hand-signed original (2025) in the Contemporary style, by Direct from the artist, with a Certificate of Authenticity; arriving ready to hang, shipped stretched in a box.
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Acrylic painting on raw canvas.
Arriving ready to hang.
Hand-signed by the artist and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
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.
She builds her paintings in delicate layers; soft pigments, textures, and 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.
Acrylic painting on raw canvas.
Arriving ready to hang.
Hand-signed by the artist and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
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.
She builds her paintings in delicate layers; soft pigments, textures, and 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.
