Aleksandra Waliszewska

The young painter's "nasty children" and "fantastic animals" invade the canvas with their morbid figures and jarring symbolism as she creates a new Gothic style that meshes surrealist imagery, medieval mystery, fairy tale themes and references to the likes of Hieronim Bosch and Francisco de Goya.
Over the past year Aleksandra Waliszewska (born 1976 in Warsaw) has etched out a place for herself among the brightest young talents of Poland's art scene and a promising export in the near future. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and recipient of scholarships awarded by the Polish Ministry of Culture and National Heritage, she is among the few new artists brave enough to avoid the slick temptations of new media and performance, opting instead for one of the most traditional art forms: painting. Over the past decade, she has had more than 20 solo exhibitions in Poland and abroad, collaborating with the international art group Frederic on exhibitions in Paris and presenting her work in collections published by My Dance The Skull, United Dead Artists, Les Editions Du 57, Drippy Bone Books, Editions Kaugummi.
[from: culture.pl/en/...]
Music by Robert Rich

[@TheHecklectic]

Thank you for showing us art of those we might have never known.

[@andreatorres1558]

Una artista maravillosa. Me encantan sus trabajos.

[@juscelinosilva3313]

It's relief watching this Thnx a lot

[@yilvakalmanson3374]

The drawings are fantastic.

[@AbiMarston]

I don't know how many times i have seen this video. Is beyond amazing. The music and the images.... Perfect

[@denmun9722]

Someone mentioned below the testimonial nature to her work.. and I tend to agree that it is. But outside of that aspect, who can truly "appreciate" the overwhelming majority of pieces capturing mind control, oppression, and pure soul-killing of individuals, particularly children?

[@MagdalenaTheremin]

Thank you

[@martinsigwald41]

Fantastic personal draws and magic world♥

[@luciad4e]

thank you for sharing this

[@tomasescobar7650]

this is one of my favourites of your videos.

[@bradleysmith9924]

I love how dark this is.

[@AbiMarston]

I love that music and that images. Really beautiful images.

[@Darakkis]

This feels like what I’d draw if I had the skills

[@rodolpheleon5788]

I've scarcely seen so many cats in one place, that I WOULDN'T sing to

[@themysteriousdomainmoviepalace]

I saw both of these videos and am next to certain that Aleksandra's "nasty childhood" was filled with SRA and trauma based mind control sex kitten programming. There are Hunger Games images and other things that are sadly not fairy tales, but actual experiences reported by survivors over the years. I can imagine who her collectors are....

[@HarishBabuM]

What are those actual experiences reported?

[@waldomullergallegos3010]

Original y perturbador, muy buen trabajo👍

[@ehu3D]

It's nice to know that some people are weirder than me :)

[@yoamarteypulsion]

Ame estos trabajos❣

[@chicodepuertorico1450]

Its like being lost in a really bad trip and never finding a way out.

[@AbiMarston]

I'm very happy because Aleksandra answered to the letter I gave her

[@Joliepoe]

Amazing art

[@AbiMarston]

Still watching...

[@MangoAnimates]

0:55 A cracked out woman holding an nes zapper.

[@Deva7]

Jest ona autorką grafik i projektów postaci do Krainy Grzybów.

[@kacpersalem5532]

Deva7 bo jest w napisach końcowych?

[@lolsroyce6074]

A właśnie, że nie jest xD

[@ocelotowa1745]

To samo pomyślałam

[@stonepresents]

how can i find pictures like in that video? especially cats pic. thats so good

[@adrianaestefania8554]

stonepresents waliszewska.tumblr.com/page/2

[@Moribus_Artibus]

is anybody else reminded of Salad Fingers?

[@kitun667]

Olka, jeśli to czytasz, to wiedz, że jesteś zajebista.

[@faustoxylopysche3449]

5:08 La portada de Las cosas que perdimos en el fuego de Mariana Enríquez

[@TheNoblot]

the relationship between art & reality / not how art is perceive but rather how art is blend with reality, in other words a painting can be what the world is now experiencing it is not the esthetics neither the color composition, art criticism & critics or even history of the artistic influences but rather the reality fact of the artwork and your current reality. in Bosh graden of delights his reality was manifested during his existence however most ignored the renaissance as a consequence the chaos that he painted repeats itself as the same way Brugel the blind leading the blind, this makes & creates the fact that some art & artist do have a link with the whole realm of reality & how reality evolves is on their paintings, you can call it magical . not the same as painting a magical image but rather describing reality that later becomes a fact.💚💜💙🎨 and as we all know we can ignore reality however we cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring reality .🎭🎨🖼🕳

[@marcialjerichorainielsesa2025]

What are those

[@mariafernandalopezsalgado3823]

Todas las pinturas están para detenerlas y mirarlas por mucho tiempo

[@Masterslosey]

I know the song is by Robert Rich but does anyone know what the title of it is?

[@Masterslosey]

Nevermind, found it. It's called Seeking Eden.

[@sars20101]

Кто и когда это рисовал?

[@przemowskyart1517]

Aleksandra Waliszewska

[@zachmuenstermann4339]

Oh Jesus those pictures Jesus woah

[@marianapenameza8218]

Esas pinturas si me dieron miedo ,no se me recuerda al aro

[@alexanderakira]

Más la música de fondo le cae perfecto

[@hernanmoreira5455]

@Roberto Sanabr no tiene una definición precisa, algunos lo tildan de Gótico - Surrealista. Es una artista perturbada, con fijación por el sexo y la violencia, con mucho de sadismo.

[@motofly7]

not computer generated

[@xandros8576]

This is demented stuff.

[@leyregarcia4255]

Q miedo xdd 😰😳😰😰😰

[@joan883]

Jajajaja te amo mi niña😘❤

[@leyregarcia4255]

@@joan883 😚😚😚 yo te amo más

[@joan883]

@@leyregarcia4255 ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@leyregarcia4255]

@@andrescontilde2720 deja a mi novio :v tengo 11 años

[@andrescontilde2720]

Ponte a estudiar :V

[@youpo1]

3:20

[@alexbenz370]

the good ones starts at 3:15 .Yeah, some of them are pretty amazing, but the most part is mediocre. It's more imagination rather than hability to draw.

[@xcesar4impx666]

Salvador dali would be blushing !!

[@mariosanabria7121]

😶😮😰

[@Daniel-sl9mo]

Ok

[@FractalBolt]

In an interview I read, she claims that her art is devoid of any religious motifs and symbolism. I call BS on that as nothing but lip service for a secular society. There's as much symbolism, both psychological and religious, in these paintings as in anything you can find in old European occultist art.

[@mariaarellano3611]

Son las alucinaciones que tiene en sus reuniones satanistas...no lo explico de otra manera...

[@julian3265]

@@mariaarellano3611 ??

[@annamija4247]

If you like it 5:15 you are psycho.

[@denmun9722]

There is an almost across the board chance that if you're a dark occultist.... the only type of individual who understands the, albeit overt, themes... Than you are indeed a psychopath. Pathetic to see many people praising the work for reasons they haven't a clue about

[@mapinguarimonster]

3:29 is even darker

[@damnyouallgotohell2875]

you guys are so soft

[@Nyax50Lopez]

Even making wierd paintings makes you an artist woah

[@MrThatguysmeat]

Art is subjective just like your shitty opinion

[@Jblood001]

Disturbing.