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Blossom (2026) Original Oil Painting by Karolina Masiewicz Zawisza

50 x 100 x 3cm (unframed) / 50 x 100cm (actual image size)

14 Artist Reviews

£656.08

A young woman is captured in the space between who she was and who she is becoming. Her gently windblown hair evokes the feeling of the first warm breeze after winter—a symbol of change, lightness, and new beginnings. The title Bloom refers not only to the blossoming of nature, but also to the inner flourishing of a person—a process that requires time, courage, and patience.

The most intriguing element of the painting is the absence of eyes. Their omission is intentional. It invites the viewer to look beyond what is visible. Eyes usually define identity and guide our emotional connection to a portrait. Without them, the figure becomes universal—she could be anyone, or perhaps a reflection of ourselves. She is not looking at the world; instead, she seems to be looking inward.

Bloom is a story of growth, self-discovery, and the quiet beauty of transformation. Just as a flower does not bloom all at once, neither does a person.

Materials used:

oil, varnish

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A young woman is captured in the space between who she was and who she is becoming. Her gently windblown hair evokes the feeling of the first warm breeze after winter—a symbol of change, lightness, and new beginnings. The title Bloom refers not only to the blossoming of nature, but also to the inner flourishing of a person—a process that requires time, courage, and patience.

The most intriguing element of the painting is the absence of eyes. Their omission is intentional. It invites the viewer to look beyond what is visible. Eyes usually define identity and guide our emotional connection to a portrait. Without them, the figure becomes universal—she could be anyone, or perhaps a reflection of ourselves. She is not looking at the world; instead, she seems to be looking inward.

Bloom is a story of growth, self-discovery, and the quiet beauty of transformation. Just as a flower does not bloom all at once, neither does a person.

Materials used:

oil, varnish

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I am an artist - a painter, graphic designer, photographer. I was born in 1992, in Radom. From an early age I was fascinated by art, so in 2003, I... Read more

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