“Nature is painting for us, day after day, pictures of infinite beauty if only we have the eyes to see them.” - John Ruskin
Ewa Schreiber is a painter and printmaker based in Paris. Her primary focus is landscape painting with a particular love for to the Scottish Highlands where expressive light and majestic vistas come together in an atmospheric way.
Her aim as an artist is to create artworks that express the mystic beauty of nature where human beings are both lost and comforted by its grandeur. Her creative process involves painting from life (en plein air) and the photographs she takes on her trips.
She finds inspiration from German Romantics such as C. D. Friedrich, the Preraphaelites and symbolists like Odilon Redon.
APRIL 2024 - PUBLICATION IN ‘ARTISTS & ILLUSTRATORS’
2 PAGE ARTICLE
‘Artists & Illustrators’, UK’s number one magazine for art lovers, has contacted me in the beginning of the year to do an interview about Ninfa Fluida Gallery. The two page article explains when and why I started out in art and presents my artistic vision.
OCTOBER 2023 - ‘CHROMA’ GROUP EXHIBITION - LONDON
The Holy Art Gallery’s judging panel has selected two of my paintings for the exhibition ‘CHROMA’ that takes place from the 6th to the 16th of October 2023 in London.
SEPTEMBER 2023 - ‘BEYOND BORDERS III’
INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL GROUPE EXHIBITION
My painting ‘Daydream’ was selected for the digital group exhibition organized by Artis Gallery. ‘Beyond Borders’ is an art exhibition that transcends geographical boundaries and unites artists from diverse cultures, backgrounds and perspectives. This exhibition is a celebration of artistic expression that knows no limits, where creativity flows freely across borders, unifying the world through the universal language of art.
JULY 2023 - WOOLWICH PRINT FAIR
Selection for The Director’s Cut, a special selection of artworks shortlisted by WCPF’s panel of industry experts at the final stage of judging.
DECEMBER 2022 - ‘SCOTLAND - WILD WORLDS’ EXHIBITION
First solo exhibition in Orléans, France. The body of work presented at the exhibition was made of both oil paintings and lino prints. These different media illustrated the vibrant colours and powerful textures of the Scottish Highlands.
To see more behind the scenes and sources of her inspiration, follow her on Instagram
