Ewa Rudnicka, "After the Plein Air."

From 2017 to 2024, an ordinary member of the All-Poland Silesia Tak Art Association, based in Tychy. He lives in Pila, where he works and creates. She is a technical draftsman by profession. She wanted to become a visual artist, but for most of her life she was a homemaker, raising children. During this time, she made works of art, but from...yarn. For two years she learned a workshop at the Pila House of Culture in the painting studio. Her favorite techniques are oil painting , watercolor and pastel. The subjects she takes up in her works are landscapes, flowers and animals. Of animals, she is most fond of cats, which not only surround her, but she also captures them in her paintings. She developed her talent under the tutelage of Władysław Fiałek and Tadeusz Małecki. Her greatest fascination ( and still is) were the Impressionists. However, she confesses that the greatest influence on her painting was the work of the abstractionists, especially the art of Kandinsky. Since 2002 she has actively participated in plein-air art events, mainly in Mielnie-Unieście, but also in Skoki near Poznań, Kazimierz on the Vistula River and Korczyna. She has participated in dozens of group exhibitions, including galleries: Szyb Wilson in Katowice, SDK Tęcza and MDK Nr. 2 in Tychy, as well as in Poznan, Zabrze, Koszalin and Mielno. Her work has found recognition. Among other things, she won the second prize of the Starost of Czarnkowsko-Trzcianecki at the Salon of Greater Poland in 2009. In 2021, she won one of the three main prizes in an art competition organized by the Mielno City Hall entitled "Mielno Municipality in the paintings of Silesia Tak Art artists and supporters."