Aleksandra Swiatowiec is a Polish artist based in Cracow, celebrated for her vibrant, textural abstract paintings. Deeply inspired by the Japanese Koi carp - a symbol of strength, courage, and transformation - her work draws on the rich heritage of East Asian culture, blending its philosophy of harmony and resilience with her own artistic vision. Through bold layers of color and intricate textures, Aleksandra’s paintings explore themes of perseverance, emotional depth, and inner growth, offering viewers an immersive, tactile experience.

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With a background in architecture (M.Sc.), she seamlessly incorporates her understanding of spatial forms and their emotional impact into her artistic process. This unique perspective allows her to create compositions that are as structurally dynamic as they are emotionally resonant. Her paintings are part of numerous private collections in countries across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, highlighting her growing presence on the international art scene.

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"My work is a reflection of transformation and balance, influenced by the symbolic strength of the Koi carp and the philosophy of Far Eastern culture. Through textured layers and vibrant hues, I aim to create artworks that evoke a sense of connection, courage, and serenity."

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Aleksandra’s creative process combines the precision of structure with the fluidity of emotion. Working with layered compositions and dynamic textures, she transforms her canvases into spaces where light, color, and form intersect - blurring the line between painting and sculpture.