WERA (pseud.), *Me*, 2026
oil on canvas, 100 x 70 cm, signed lower right: 'WERA'
WERA is a Polish visual artist who works primarily in oil on canvas. Her practice centers on figurative art with a surreal, dreamlike quality, in which the deformation of human anatomy becomes one of the fundamental means of constructing the image.
WERA’s works feature transformed forms of the face and body, often multiplied, combined, or stripped of parts of their original structure. The artist employs a limited, bold palette and plays on the contrast between the recognizability of the human figure and its deformation. She is interested in corporeality treated not as a realistic representation, but as material subject to change, decay, and transformation.
oil on canvas, 100 x 70 cm, signed lower right: 'WERA'
WERA is a Polish visual artist who works primarily in oil on canvas. Her practice centers on figurative art with a surreal, dreamlike quality, in which the deformation of human anatomy becomes one of the fundamental means of constructing the image.
WERA’s works feature transformed forms of the face and body, often multiplied, combined, or stripped of parts of their original structure. The artist employs a limited, bold palette and plays on the contrast between the recognizability of the human figure and its deformation. She is interested in corporeality treated not as a realistic representation, but as material subject to change, decay, and transformation.
