Meet an artist – Inga

I have met Inga few months ago, when I have visited her Wherenowhere art gallery.

The moment I entered the place, I felt it was special. The gallery was setup in a former warehouse building and has this wonderful underground and independent atmosphere. It is a meeting place for people with passion, who want to share their talent. It is the place for everyone, for people with different cultural, political or religious backgrounds.

Inga Falkowska is an accomplished painter and poet.

„My paintings are my thoughts, my inner world. – Inga says. – Close contact with this world gives me extraordinary happiness that I wish to share along with my passion. I do not judge. I want the viewer to become also the co-author, the co-architect of the image based on his or hers own experience. It is this kind of collaboration that is the essence of my works.”

Inga lives in Brussels for over 25 years and cherishes the possibilities that such a multicultural, diverse and open city offers to artists.

Angel’s Friend by Inga Falkowska
Red Curtains by Inga Falkowska
Strange World by Inga Falkowska

This is the first article in the “Meet an artist” cycle, which main mission is to introduce to you very talented Brussels’ based artists. Would you like to recommend an artist to be featured, please contact me via social media (icons below) or email: arowicka@welovebrussels.org

One minute after the Fall by Inga Falkowska
Joanna’s Shadows by Inga Falkowska
Hope dies last by Inga Falkowska
Aleksandra Rowicka

Addicted to cultural life of Brussels, fashion photography and dark chocolate. Author of the Twirling Hair blog.

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