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Edyta Hul was born in 1986 in Dobre Miasto, Warmia, Poland. In 2012 she graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk, studying Painting. Hul has participated in many art exhibitions and festivals; artistic residencies – such as the Artist-in-Residence Program Q21 at the MuseumsQuartier in Vienna, and the International Artist-in-Residence of the M.M. Pieńkowski. Hul has been awarded scholarships by the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (2020) and the Ministry of European and International Affairs of Austria (2019). Huls works are among private, Polish and foreign collections, as well as in the collection of the Stefan Gierowski Foundation. Hul currently lives and works in Warsaw.
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Artist statment:
“For me, nature has the character of an idol to adore through a feminist perspective, in which the creative power is primal, incomprehensible and lies beyond civilization. I always turn more towards abstraction, because I have the impression that it shows the state of creation and disintegration at the same time. It gives me the necessary freedom. I find ideas in the process of painting. Basically, the theme is the paint itself. Density and fatness are combined with thoughtful technology, intertwining traditional oil painting and modern utensils with own ideas of their application.” – Edyta Hul
Edyta’s multilayered paintings are personal and intimate recordings of her current passions and emotions. Driven by a need of technological search, Edyta keeps exploring possibilities using different painting techniques. Her curiosity and boldness leads to ever changing, dynamic paintings.
Edyta places great emphasis on pushing boundaries and taking risks while searching for new expressions in her paintings. Her method relies heavily on dexterity, playing with different forms, shapes and paint. Painting with many layers allows her to obtain a desired depth, heaviness and density in her work.
Edyta’s focus is on the process rather than a certain outcome. She often displays more material interest and emphasises on the differences between fragments of one image or the preservation of one small effect, rather than the final consonance of the whole. This creates a specific impression of chaos and dynamic in her work.
Edyta combines memories and ideas to determine a narrative in her work. Far from being literal, she creates mysterious and veiled stories. She sees her process like a journey through an unknown, perhaps somewhat hypothetical or fairy-tale world, where seemingly ordinary objects acquire new amazing forms and proportions:
“I like to put different tensions and emotions into organic shapes. Numerous quotes from the world of plants, organs and creatures that I read and understand easily, I try to translate into semi-abstract forms. Sometimes, I refer to the content of human cultural heritage, mystical symbolism, mythology and psychology.” – Edyta Hul
For inquires about Hul’s work, please contact us via e-mail, phone +45 51261976 or visit us on our gallery location Vesterbrogade 161, Frb. C.[/vc_column_text][vc_empty_space][edgtf_single_image enable_image_shadow=”no” image_behavior=”lightbox” image=”6100″][vc_column_text]
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Edyta Hul. No Title. 2022. Oil, enamel on canvas. 150 cm x 110 cm
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Edyta Hul. Furtherst Source. 2022. Oil, enamel on canvas. 170 cm x 130 cm
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Edyta Hul. Devour in Darkness and Peace. 2022. 200 cm x 100 cm. Oil, enamel on canvas
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Edyta Hul, Snuggling The Lights, 2023, oil, enamel on canvas, 120cm x 100cm
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Edyta Hul. Mgła / Mist. 2022. Oil and enamel on canvas. 28 x 41 cm / Sold
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Edyta Hul. Untitled. 2022. Oil, enamel on canvas. 100 cm x 80 cm
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Edyta Hul. Swimmer.2022. 145 cm x 120 cm. Oil, enamel on canvas
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Edyta Hul, Volcano, 2018, Oil and enamel on canvas, 100 x 140 cm / Sold
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Edyta Hul, Look at me II, 2020, Oil and enamel on canvas, 47 x 37 cm / Sold
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