mixed media on velour fabric, 47x39 cm, signed and dated lower right: Brygida Mrozek94
The work depicts a subtle, semi-abstract floral composition. In the upper part, the outlines of flower buds (resembling roses or tulips) can be seen emerging from a dynamic, expressive background. However, the floral motif is not depicted realistically—the artist employs synthesis and understatement, balancing on the border between figurative painting and pure abstraction.
Brygida Ingrid Mrozek (often listed in auction catalogs as Brygida Ingrit Mrozek or Mrożek) is a renowned Gdańsk-based painter, historic preservationist, and art historian. She was born in 1940 in Gdańsk, to which she remained strongly attached both emotionally and artistically. Although she created her work primarily within the Tri-City region, her paintings have gained international recognition. Brygida Ingrid Mrozek’s works are held in prestigious institutional collections around the world, including the National Museum in Warsaw, as well as in museum collections and galleries in Tallinn (Estonia), Minsk (Belarus), Bremen (Germany), as well as in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
