Barbara Boetcher

,,The work must be conceived with fire in the soul but excecuted with clinical coolness” J. Miro

 
 

25.09.1997

Born, Gdańsk, Poland

 

2015-2017

Academy of Fine Arts, Cracow, Painting

Jagiellonian University, Comparative Literature

UPJPII, Semiology

 

2017-2020

Florence Academy of Art, Painting

Barbara Boetcher was born on 25 september 1997 in Gdansk to the family of classical musicians. Since early childhood she travelled with her mum around the Europe to visit museums of classical art. Being exposed to this expierence soon has resulted in her fascination towards visual arts.

She has started to improve her technique in high school dividing her time between ateliers in Cracow and Gdansk. In 2015 Barbara began studing painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Crakow in the studio of Adam Wsiołkowski, at the same time starting studing comparative literature at the Jagiellonian University. In 2016 she has completed postgraduate studies of semiology at UPJP II in Cracow.

Septemebr 2017 she has spent in Italy participaitng in workshops with figurative painters - Jered Wozkicky, Michelle Dunaway, Tina Garett and Teresa Oaxaca. Meeting with Teresa Oaxaca has resulted in discovery of realist art school in the center of Florence, Florence Academy of Art, to which within a week she was enrolled.

Her interest focuses on drawing, oil painting and illustration. Barbara’s works are displayed in the private medical clinic ODM in Gdynia and in 2020 she is planning two solo exhibitions in Gdańsk and Pruszcz Gdański.

Exhibitions

 
 

2020

Ratusz Gdański, solo exhibition

Gdansk, poland

Galeria Szary Ganek, solo exhibition

Pruszcz gdanski, poland

 

2018

Gruop exhibition at TIAC Group with Odd Nerdrum and Golucho

firenze, italy

Fruits of Summer, group exhibition at the Florence Academy of Art

firenze, italy

 

2016

Katowice Galeria Szyld, group exhibiton with Zbigniew Bajek

katowice, poland

Galeria II Piętro, group exhibiton

krakow, poland

Biblioteka Miejska, group exhibition

krakow, poland

 

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I KNOW OF NO GENIUS BUT THE GENIUS OF HARD WORK

W. Turner

 

at the end of the day we can endure much more then we think we can

F. Khalo

 

Without craftsmanship inspiration is a mere reed shaken in the wind

J. Brahms

Since early years I was moved by the art of old masters and therefore in my works I try to achieve the heighest technique level possible. I strongly belive that, following Johannes Brahms, without crafstmanship inspiration is a mere reed shaken in the wind. Seeking my ideas in the beauty of human figure I try to combine knowledge of our ancestros with modern aesthetics finding inspiration in both photography and movie.

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