Marta Zawadzka

Born in 1981 in Poland, Marta Zawadzka studied Architecture and Urban Planning at the Technical University of Białystok (2000-2005). She currently lives and works in Warsaw.

Her vibrant, energetic, and extraordinary paintings can be found in collections across 44 countries, with distinguished collectors including Slash (Guns N' Roses), Lewis Hamilton, Tevya Finger, and Stoffel Vandoorne. Collectors often describe her art as "Prozac on canvas"—radiating joy, optimism, and hope.

Marta's works have been exhibited in renowned galleries, exhibitions, and art fairs in the UK, USA, Monaco, the Netherlands, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the Philippines, Belgium, Mexico, India, France, Germany, Dubai, Australia, Canada, Malaysia, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, and Poland.

Her paintings have also been acquired by the Standard Chartered Bank's art collection, which holds the world's largest collection of portraits.

She has been featured in British Vogue, The World of Interiors, Khaleej Times (Dubai), Die Welt (Germany), Classic Rock (Italy), My Company, and more.

Marta has collaborated with global brands such as Samsung, Grolsch, and BASF. One of her paintings was featured on Slash's album "Living the Dream", and she has exhibited during Formula 1 Grand Prix events in Mexico, Monaco, and Singapore.

In 2023, she collaborated with Slash on the X-RAYTED project, a charitable initiative in support of One Tree Planted.

Marta's background in architecture and design translates into dynamic compositions filled with movement and energy. She masterfully combines fluorescent paints, acrylics, and spray paints, bringing to life icons from the worlds of art, music, film, sports, and history.

Her works are highly sought after, with collectors worldwide embracing their vibrancy and uplifting spirit. With each brushstroke, Marta continues to inspire new audiences and leave a lasting impression on walls across the globe.