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Original artwork description:
Same story as always. I was in transit somewhere when one sight struck me – made me feel a million different emotions at once. This time it was a structure whose purpose I couldn’t even guess at the time. The stormy whirl of clouds above made it so unsettling it took my breath away.
The slight tilt of the horizon line echoes the gathering storm, reinforcing the tension between order and chaos. The central role clearly belongs to this construction – the sky and the ground both seem to acknowledge it. The yellow light, the sharp contrast of colors – everything leads the eye toward this strange monument.
Exhibited in: “Endurlings. The End of the City”, Warsaw, 2025 – the artist’s MFA graduation exhibition.
The painting is ready to hang and will be delivered in secure, multi-layered packaging, insured and tracked to ensure its safety during transport. Each work comes with a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its originality.
Materials used:
Oil paint on canvas
Tags:
#alien #industrial #dramatic #tension #stormy sky #abandoned building #dramatic light #silent scene #mine shaft #eerie atmosphere #ominous clouds #industrial monument #apocalyptic moodFeatured by our Editors:
Mine Shaft Straight from “War of the Worlds” (2025) Oil painting
by Eliza Kołodziej
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- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30 x 40 x 4cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
Same story as always. I was in transit somewhere when one sight struck me – made me feel a million different emotions at once. This time it was a structure whose purpose I couldn’t even guess at the time. The stormy whirl of clouds above made it so unsettling it took my breath away.
The slight tilt of the horizon line echoes the gathering storm, reinforcing the tension between order and chaos. The central role clearly belongs to this construction – the sky and the ground both seem to acknowledge it. The yellow light, the sharp contrast of colors – everything leads the eye toward this strange monument.
Exhibited in: “Endurlings. The End of the City”, Warsaw, 2025 – the artist’s MFA graduation exhibition.
The painting is ready to hang and will be delivered in secure, multi-layered packaging, insured and tracked to ensure its safety during transport. Each work comes with a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its originality.
Materials used:
Oil paint on canvas
Tags:
#alien #industrial #dramatic #tension #stormy sky #abandoned building #dramatic light #silent scene #mine shaft #eerie atmosphere #ominous clouds #industrial monument #apocalyptic moodFeatured by our Editors:
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Eliza Kołodziej
Poland
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Featured in: Curator's picks: December 2025 & Curators picks: November 2025 on Artfinder. For me, painting is a way of tracing what remains after people – a direct observation of... Read more