I am working for severals new series of paintings.. I love a series.
Up, there are the serie of elements: fire, water, air,.. next coming soon. Acrylic on canvas, 80cm diameter.
Down, series of watercolors on paper 50x64cm.
New website of the gallery:
https://welagallery.wordpress.com/
In full reflection around our future workshop…
The soul of the look
Art and hypnosis
Artist: Elisabeth Wela
Hypnotherapist: Natacha Kozlowska
‘Mandala – the art of wonderment’
With the New Year 2020 Wela announces the opening of her new Studio-Gallery in Gasny in Upper Normandy.
Located in Vexin Normande between Giverny (5 km), famous Claude Monet Foundation, Museum of Impressionism and La Roche-Guyon (3 km), its Castle and cliffs of the Seine, Wela’s Studio-Gallery is highly symbolic for the artist, extension of art history and rapprochement with nature.
Throughout the 19th century, the Impressionists, attracted by the still preserved landscapes and the rivers, crossed the countrys around Paris. In the South, Barbizon was marked by pre-impressionists: Millet, Corot, Rousseau, Daubigny, Dupré. In other villages like Moret-sur-Loing Sisley rubbed Sisley with Pissarro, in Louveciennes painted Renoir and Monet.
In the North, in Auvers-sur-Oise settled Daubigny, Vincent Van Gogh, in Giverny Claude Monet, in Vernon Pierre Bonnard … The list goes on. The artists are invited each other to paint together, of which we have many representations of cities and villages around Paris, or in Normandy.
Today there are more and more artists who leave Paris to settle in the countryside, far from the bustle of the big city. Wela is an example.
No wonder, the artist has long been inspired by nature and the interdependence of man and the surrounding environment. The house allows Wela not only to work there, but also to exhibit there. Her dream is to interact with other artists, to exhibit, to work together. Interested in ecology Wela also wants to make a permaculture vegetable garden.
Liaison with nature will certainly give birth to new interesting artistic works.
Wela’s Studio and Gallery is currently only open by appointment, tel: 06 79 80 99 16.
address: 38, rue de l’Industrie; 27620 Gasny
https://goo.gl/maps/bQKf1wsA3SHnsyFM8
Socles et Cimaises Gallery in Nancy, group show – from 1/12 to 24/12/2019, every day one artwork will be unpacked. Wela’s number is 19.
Exhibition open till 24/01/2020.
address: Galerie Socles et Cimaises – 27 rue de la République – 54000 Nancy
phone: 03 83 27 40 53
Picture just open 🙂
I just received a new book in which I and my works are among well-known Polish personalities.
Name of publication “The creators of the image of Polish community”, Warsaw, 2018, publisher: Sedeka Foundation
Happy New Year 2019 to Everyone from Wela !!!
Thanks to Anna Kuznetsova for speaking about my work in a conference “Marina Tsvetaieva and Europe” at the University of Strasbourg.
Conference on Animal Image at Tsvetaieva and Rilke.
Exhibition “In the Cave of the Panther” in digital format.
View of Wela’s installation in Youtube: https://youtu.be/S4G2tyrYijk
Thanks to Galina for this article in Ukrainien about my work and work of our artistic friends: Katarzyna Similak, Геннадій Титов, Галина Дюговская, Volodymyr Baliberdin.
Wela’s installation is included, between diferents great artists, in a publication of Russian Federation Ministery of Education and Science, “Modern Humanitarian and Socio-Economic Researches”, Second International Scientific-Practical Conference, Perm, 2013. http://csl.isc.irk.ru/
I invite you to the opening Friday, November 30, 2018 at 18:00 in the presence of artists.
Exhibition from 01/12/2018 to 27/01/2019
Address: Municipal Gallery of Contemporary Art, 5 rue Moncel, 95430 Auvers-sur-Oise
Free access from Tuesday to Friday 14:00-17:30,
Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays 10:30-12:30 / 14:00-17:30
Closure of the gallery on 25/12/18 and 01/01/19
Tel .: 01 30 36 13 46
Wela is currently working on the renovation of his new studio-gallery in Gasny, near Giverny, Upper Normandy on the border of the Ile de France (Yvelines and Val d’Oise).
Impressed by landscapes, like Claude Monet in the 19th century, Wela decided to settle here, make his place of work and promote contemporary art and design.
Opening to the public in a few months.
