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"Dancing Swan" (2013)
Acrylic On Watercolour (Archival) Paper

I've made several ballerina paintings for my exhibition, always loved the strong yet graceful movement of the dancers. This piece is slightly different from the other dancers. You may notice that this figure, in comparison to the other dancers looks smaller; almost childlike. My exhibition, "Movement In The Right Direction", incorporated the importance of movement and rhythm in music directly into my paintings. Watching ballet dancers move gracefully on stage and from my memories has inspired me to paint many.

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©Kamil Swiatek

As a child I drew every day in class. I feared running out of places to draw and materials to create art rather than getting in trouble for not paying attention. My school notebooks became a diary of sketches, doodles and drawings. In time it turned into the building blocks of the art you see today. Art to me is visual poetry that captures an intriguing subject, captivating concept and an artists soul. The intent of creating artwork to this day hasn't changed for me. I eliminate distractions and solely focus on my passion generating an "in the moment" experience. This deep concentration while working is not just a way of exploring my conscious and subconscious but my creativity as well. Isolating a captured emotion and concept in my work...