Mariusz Zając
First and last name
Mariusz Zając
Date of birth
1985, Sandomierz
Mariusz Zając is an artist whose brushwork portrays the magic of movement through realistic oil and acrylic canvases. His artistic path was marked by an early passion for art, which eventually led him to the School of Art and Design in Łódź. His artistic signature focuses on a captivating subject: ballerinas. Through his works, Mariusz becomes a master of dynamics and expression, capturing the grace and power of movement. Each brush is charged with emotion and each canvas tells a story, revealing the soul of the dancers in moments of grace. Mariusz's paintings transcend the canvas and embody the passion of dance, the sophistication of movement and the elegance of ballerinas. Mariusz continues to create works that celebrate the beauty of movement and pure emotion. Her work is a timeless tribute to the grace of ballerinas and the power of artistic expression. His artistic career is a constant dance of reality with imagination, where emotions find expression in every brushstroke.
He had a passion for painting from an early age, but it was only in 2021 that he decided to develop his talent in earnest. His works are characterised by thematic diversity, but it is the ballerinas that are at the heart of his work. Immortalising the movement and elegance of the dancers, he is often referred to as a contemporary Degas. However, Mariusz does not limit himself to just one subject. His work also encompasses landscapes, portraits and abstractions, and he sees each work as a unique journey into the world of imagination and creativity. A graduate of the High School of Conservation, Mariusz is constantly improving his skills and expanding his artistic horizons. His work has been recognised both locally and internationally, gaining appreciation among collectors. He is an artist who loves to experiment with colour, form and technique, constantly looking for new ways to express himself through art. His works exude energy and emotion, bringing a unique atmosphere and depth to the space in which they are placed.
