About

Weronika Dyląg is an artist whose work balances between abstraction and introspection. Known for working with acrylics and the “action painting” technique, Dyląg creates paintings that are delicate, ethereal, yet full of energy and emotion. Her works often explore concepts of chaos and order, as well as the emotional states born from these opposing forces. She uses fluid paints, which she controls with air, allowing unpredictable effects to become an integral part of her compositions.

Dyląg draws inspiration from masters such as Chuang Che and Helen Frankenthaler, evident in her approach to colour and form. However, her works possess a distinct, recognizable character, where minimalism and subtle colour gradients create an atmosphere of reflection and calm. The artist is interested in psychology and emotional states, making her art more than just a visual experience—it is also a journey into the emotions of the viewer.

In her latest series, “Balanced Chaos,” Weronika explores the unpredictability of life and our reactions to moments of chaos. Paintings such as “Dissolution” and “Storm” invite the viewer to question and introspect, showing that chaos does not always have to be destructive—in fact, it can be the key to a fuller life.
Her work has been showcased in numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad, each offering a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in a world of subtle forms, colours, and reflections on our own reality.