IN A NUTSHELL

Magda Ćwik creates works that take the viewer to a different reality, immerse them in the space of subtle symbolism and encourage deeper observation of the surrounding reality. Due to the carefully selected composition, Magda’s works are characterized by a sense of balance, in which each element harmoniously fits into the space. The stories of her works are fleeting, intricately woven and decorated with a unique range of colors.

Magda Ćwik’s works also focus on the topics of internal transformation, gender equality and environmental issues. The artist presents spirituality as an integral part of human existence, which is supported by new scientific discoveries. For this reason, electromagnetizm and subtle energy play an important role in the painter’s work.

She started creating defragmented humans in 2015, until she understood, that this is a creative journey from fragmentation to wholeness. From cartesian paradigm to unification.

Currently, Magda lives and works in Barcelona. She is best known for her large-format murals and interactive projects that she created in Spain, Mexico, France, Poland, Portugal and Ireland. She collaborates with various musical artists to deepen the audience’s perception of art.

Magda’s experimental and investigative desire is also taking her into the realms of installation, sculpture, performance, video (YouTube: aferhoursproject) and digital arts.

She worked and painted for: Amnesty International Ireland, Primavera Sound / Seat Sound Spain, Urban Forms Poland, Kronos Festival Spain, La Voz de la Mujer Festival La Palma, Spain, Arnau Gallery/Street Art Barcelona, B-Murals, Pygmalion, Dublin City Council, Street Art Porto, Texas Monthly, Heineken Ireland.

Her murals have been featured in: Montana Colors, Brooklyn Street Art, Street Art 360, El Mundo, Send Points China, Street Art City France, Behance (18 times featured in an official galleries) and Street Art Barcelona.

Magda collaborated among others with Zainab Fasiki, Eva Pascual (www.evalution.net), Kashink, Alex Serra, Stephen Mahoney, Kartina Rupit, Bubbles, Fran Gimenez, Evan Worldwind, and Space F!ght.

In her latest work, she combines urban art with sacred and biogeometry to enhance the therapeutic function of art.

If you would like to collaborate and have an online chat, don’t hesitate to drop a line magda@magdacwik.com.