Polish contemporary painter

Monika Ślósarczyk

Her figurative paintings transform everyday observation into images that can be playful, unsettling or quietly critical. Expressive gesture and layered materials give familiar scenes a heightened intensity. In selected works, gilded elements bring reflected light into the composition, changing its appearance as the viewer moves.

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Monika Ślósarczyk's painting We Are All Passers-By: a row of elongated newspaper-collage figures against a black ground. — We Are All Passers-By, 2026 · 100 × 170 cm

Selected available works

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Sunflowers

Słoneczniki

2026 · 140 × 210 cm

Set · individual panels also available

Artist's own technique

Available

Touch - Water

Dotyk - woda

From the “7 Wonders” series

2026 · 140 × 70 cm

Artist's own technique

Available

Cieszyn Głęboka street

Cieszyn Głęboka

2026 · 180 × 100 cm

Artist's own technique

Available

Tomato Soup

Zupa pomidorowa

2018 · 120 × 150 cm

Artist's own technique

Available

Volleyball Players

Siatkarze

2024 · 120 × 180 cm

Artist's own technique

Available

Speedway

Żużel

100 × 200 cm

Artist's own technique: acrylic and paper on canvas

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Sewing Room

Szwalnia

2026 · 80 × 100 cm

Artist's own technique

All available works

Materials and process

Newspaper, patterned fabric, sand, earth and spent coffee grounds enter Ślósarczyk’s painted surfaces. Existing prints and textures can guide the composition, while poured paint and gilded passages introduce variations in density, colour and reflected light.