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Artist Profile

Swava Harasymowicz

Swava Harasymowicz’s screenprints, distinctive in style, work as the artist’s own collection of ‘icons’. Evocative, as a series of works they allow the viewer to create their own links and connections.

The technique applied in the making of Harasymowicz’s work relates to her interest in the blurred lines between the real and the imagined. Each piece is hand printed by the artist, and the occasional mis-registration of layers is intentional, with colours also often varying slightly, making each piece within a limited edition unique.

The finished works are based on realistic drawings, which are then often cut up, and rebuild,…

Swava Harasymowicz’s screenprints, distinctive in style, work as the artist’s own collection of ‘icons’. Evocative, as a series of works they allow the viewer to create their own links and connections.

The technique applied in the making of Harasymowicz’s work relates to her interest in the blurred lines between the real and the imagined. Each piece is hand printed by the artist, and the occasional mis-registration of layers is intentional, with colours also often varying slightly, making each piece within a limited edition unique.

The finished works are based on realistic drawings, which are then often cut up, and rebuild, creating a slightly skewed real images, before finally ending up as screenprints.

Born in Krakow, Poland, Harasymowicz graduated from the Royal College of Art in 2006 with MA Visual Communication Art and Design. Since then her work appeared in Guardian Weekend Magazine on numerous occasions, she has also designed book covers incl. Penguin Books commissions, and film posters, exhibiting in China, Iran and Warsaw poster biennale. In 2008 she was awarded the Arts Foundation Fellowship, received from Sir Peter Blake. She currently lives and works in London.

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