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Interview in Businesswoman & Life magazine



Dear All,

I'm pleased to announced that the latest issue of Businesswoman & Life magazine has released an interview with me. :D

Check out the newest magazine of Businesswoman & Life, where you can find my interview and a press release dedicated to the charity auction for prof. Zbigniew Religa's Cardiovascular Foundation.

Link to the magazine's official website: http://businesswomanlife.pl

Moi Drodzy,

Z radością Was informuję, że w najnowszym magazynie Businesswoman & Life został wydrukowany ze mną wywiad. :D

Zapraszam do przeczytania wywiadu ze mną w magazynie oraz notki prasowej z aukcji charytatywnej dla Fundacji Rozwoju Kardiochirurgii im. prof. Zbigniewa Religi.

Link do strony magazynu: http://businesswomanlife.pl




Here's a rough translation via Google translator in English:


BWL: Kama Arts - a restless spirit. This time you

travelled to Australia and New Zealand. Thanks to this trip

new graphics were created for #TwoThumbsWildlife.

Kamila Wojciechowicz-Krauze: That's right, I traveled for a month and a half to

Australia and New Zealand. The graphics were dedicated to the animals, that have suffered during recent Australian fires. I witnessed the smoke rising over Sydney. I am also

constantly up to date with the situation in Australia. As a result of fires more than a billion animals died there, so I decided to donate 50 % of profits from the sale of the latest graphics to help endangered animals. In January I've sent funds to RSPCA, in February donated them to the Two Thumbs foundation Wildlife Trust. It is a koala asylum that has suffered

much because of the disaster.

BWL: You also visited Art Next Expo in Hong Kong? How was it?

KWK: The Art Next Expo was great. It is an international art fair presenting art

creators mainly from Asia, but also from other countries in the world. This year, however, it took place in specific due to the political situation.

There were multiple demonstrations taking place there for several months. I managed to avoid riots and reached the hotel safely on foot the day the demonstrators passed a short distance from the exhibition center, and the metro station was barricaded.

The organizers of the Expo expressed gratitude towards all the international artists for visiting at this difficult time.

BWL: Last year brought you a lot of challenges new adventures, more

awards. Among them it is worth mentioning the Award of Merit from the

3x3 Magazine of Contemporary Illustration.

KWK: I am very happy that my illustrations for "The Wind in the Willows" have been recognized by judges from the prestigious Society of Illustrators in New York. Last time my work was printed in their annual catalogue in 2015:

I appeared then as New Talent. Now my work has appeared in the Professional Show category. I believe that this will encourage Polish publishing houses to establish a professional cooperation with me.

BWL: I admit that sometimes it's hard to look away from

your works - they are amazing, mysterious, full of mystery,

multidimensional and ambiguous. Your abstractions can't

to get bored I hope that a new collection is being created ...

KWK: Of course! It will be a series inspired by my travels,

bird's-eye views and geological structures. During my trip around Central Australia, they inspired me the structure of orange stone and red sand.

In New Zealand I was amazed by hot springs in Rotorua and glaciers in the Southern Alps, unfortunately shrinking at a terrifying pace.

BWL: Where can we meet you in the near future?

KWK: I invite you in May for the 11th Art Fresh Festival in Warsaw.



KAMILA ANNA WOJCIECHOWICZ-KRAUZE

- graphic artist and illustrator, born in Fitzroy, Australia. In 2013 she completed her Bachelor's degree at the Graphics department at the Warsaw Academy of Fine Arts, in the studio of prof. Smolnicki, and in 2015 she completed her Master's degree with Merit from Illustration at the University of Arts London in London. Winner of many competitions: 1st place in the competition Con / Corso Buenos Aires in Milan (2015), 2nd place in the Generation competition Young Artists (2016), 2x Merit and 2x Honorable Mentions in "3x3 Magazine of

Contemporary Illustration" in NYC. In 2017 and 2019 she participated at the Art Next Expo in Hong Kong. She had many exhibitions abroad, e.g. in New York, London, Milan, Pforzheim in Germany, as well as in Poland. Her works can be found in many private collections

places in the world. She currently lives in Poland and is illustrating a children's book for Beijing Double Spiral Inc. publishing house.






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