ABOUT
Klaudia Wojciech is a Polish-born artist currently based in Bristol, UK.
With a lifelong passion for visual expression, she combines a strong academic foundation with an intuitive artistic vision.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Art Education, focusing on Sculpture, from the University of Silesia in Cieszyn, Poland, and the title
of Conservation Technician from the Art High School in Nowy Wiśnicz, Poland, specialising in stucco and architectural restoration.
Her professional experience includes work at the Pszczyna Castle Museum on gilding and stucco conservation.
In addition to her personal practice, she tutors in the local art community in Nailsea and Clevedon, UK, and teaches private lessons.
Her works have been exhibited internationally, including at the 2023 Art Fair in Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, the 2024 International Cultural Festival in Bristol, and numerous local exhibitions.
The artist’s work is deeply rooted in figuration, with a particular focus on portraiture and the study of the human form. With remarkable sensitivity and painterly precision, she explores the human psyche, capturing fleeting emotions and inner complexity in every brushstroke.
Her style combines classical mastery of anatomy and expression with
a bold, contemporary approach to colour and texture.
Portraits, often imbued with melancholy, contemplation, or intense presence, transcend realism, while sculptural use of light and shadow gives them palpable emotional resonance.
Her animal portraits reveal the same empathy and attention to detail, celebrating character, dignity, and individuality. Landscapes and nature studies, though less frequent, reflect a keen awareness of atmosphere and mood, whether in vast vistas or intimate fragments.
Klaudia Wojciech creates art that resonates with emotion, invites reflection, and celebrates the beauty of life in all its forms — human, animal, and natural. Her oeuvre stands as a testament to talent, empathy, and enduring devotion to figurative painting, offering viewers an intimate journey into the depth of human expression.
