“Four Seasons, Summer” by Bartosz Beda

Bartosz Beda collection artworks have been processed by the artist himself to visually simulate the 3D depth of the thick brushstrokes of layered paint of the original paintings.

FROM THE ARTIST: Bartosz Beda

Regarding the original painting, “Four Seasons, Summer”

"Four Seasons, Summer": A Canvas of Luminous Warmth

In the oil on canvas "Four Seasons, Summer," I depict my daughter's figure against a vibrant backdrop, capturing the season's essence with a warm, orange hue. Inspired by her visit to my studio, this artwork symbolizes hope and continuity amid the pandemic's upheaval. Utilizing color and mark-making, I convey the spirited dynamism of summer, blending the abstract with the figurative to narrate a story of connection and life's enthusiasm. The painting is part of my "Echoes of Seasons" solo exhibition, which explores the depth of human experience through the metaphor of seasons, akin to Freud's layered psyche. "Four Seasons, Summer" is a sensory journey, inviting you to engage with the warmth and memories of the season, resonating with the rich narratives of cinema and literature.

A Portrait of Summer's Embrace

In the heart of "Four Seasons, Summer," the essence of the sunniest season comes alive through the visage of my daughter. During the reflective period of the pandemic, her presence in my studio sparked the creation of this piece. It stands as a poignant reminder of hope and normalcy during times of uncertainty.

Color as a Symbolic Language of the Four Seasons

In this artwork, color transcends visual delight; it speaks a symbolic language where every shade narrates a part of the story. Oranges and yellows are not mere aesthetic choices but deliberate strokes that bring forth the radiance and vivacity of summer, commanding attention and encapsulating the season's spirit with confidence.

Mark-Making as Narrative

Approach "Four Seasons, Summer," and the canvas's narrative comes to life through the marks I've made with my brush. The painting is a canvas of exploration, a testament to various techniques, from brushstrokes to stencil cuts. Each mark contributes to the story, weaving together a tapestry of emotion and connection.

A Vibrant Gaze

The striking orange adoring the artwork embodies summer's allure, the season that entices us to embrace adventure and freedom. It's a testament to the enduring spirit of summer, which thrives even in challenging times, igniting our souls with its vivacity.

Echoes of Seasons Solo Exhibition: A Symphony of Inspirations
My solo exhibition, "Echoes of Seasons," is a visual odyssey that delves into the human experience through the symbolic lens of the four seasons. It unravels the metaphorical layers of our inner being, akin to Freud's multifaceted analysis of the human psyche, with each painting offering a glimpse into the complex journey of internal migration.

Immersive Sensory Experience of "Four Seasons, Summer"

In my large-scale painting "Four Seasons, Summer," I extend an invitation to immerse myself in the season's warmth, to feel its brilliance, and to reflect on the cherished moments under the summer sky. This piece is not just to be seen—it's to be felt, enveloping you in the lazy hum of summer's growth and life.

Cinematic and Literary Resonance

As you take in the warmth of the canvas, you may recall the golden atmosphere of "Call Me by Your Name," portraying a languid summer. My daughter's figure, amidst this summer tapestry, may remind you of Shakespeare's Puck, Ray Bradbury's reflection on summer in "Dandelion Wine," and the universal narrative of endless sunny days that we find in both literature and film.

In this painting, "Four Seasons, Summer," I offer more than a portrait; it's an opportunity for you to recall and relive the stories, movies, and books of summer's past. It's an invitation to step into a scene, a chapter, where summer is not just a season but a feeling of life in its fullest bloom.

This made-to-order wall art is PRINTED ON CANVAS with a 1.5” frame depth and will arrive to you ready to hang. The side edges are finished in mirror-edge blur.

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ABOUT THE CANVAS PRINT
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• Dried pine stretcher bars ensure the frame will not warp or bow over time
• Thick, archival grade, poly-cotton blend canvas provides great durability
• ph neutral and acid free – the canvas will not yellow over time
• 1.5″ frame depth with sides finished in mirror-edge blur
• Ready to hang with an installed sawtooth hanger

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