Marta Spendowska

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    Marta Spendowska is a Polish-born (Portsmouth, NH) American artist. Since her arrival in the United States in 2005, she has worked with a wide range of art collectors and consultants, fashion and beauty brands, and interior designers.

    Marta's work has been published in books and numerous magazines including Oprah Magazine, Domino Magazine, Women’s Wear Daily, Communication Arts Magazine, and more. She was also artist-in-residence at House of Creed.
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    "I choose to work with specific water-based materials: watercolor, acrylic paint, or ink. Watercolor is my preferred medium because it is immediately responsive; it reminds me that life does not allow for “do overs.” The only certain thing is here, now. The fluidity of my materials allows me to be spontaneous, with no plan or obligation other than to react to what is happening with this paper, that brush, this moment.

    This intuitive process of painting helps me delve into intangible, hidden, heart-felt places—something akin to painting as prayer. My unwavering interest in the unseen, whether magic or psychic phenomena, guides me to create, to destroy and, ultimately, mend. I let the paint leak, gather, and pool until imagery emerges—a mountain or a cave or a flower’s bloom. The movement between the paint and me, hovering, is like dancing with the ghosts of every person and each thing that has ever mattered to me. When I paint I gather all my amulets and channel them into my art. What I feel in my heart becomes visible and tangible."