Bozena Kaluga (b. 1960) is a distinguished abstract artist working across a diverse array of media with a particular focus on fiber art and sculpture. Her art is characterised by intricate details and a profound exploration of the relationship between nature and human experience. Her large-scale fibre installations and thought-provoking sculptures invite viewers into immersive environment, encouraging tactile engagement. Using natural materials and organic forms, she is able to create a unique visual language that resonates deeply with viewers. In parallel, she creates drawings, paintings, paper objects, metal works and more recently marble pieces.
Bozena's work displays a deeply personal perception of abstract imagination capturing sense of timelessness. Her work is characterised by layering with a strong sense of texture and it subtly suggests architectural reference points.
Bozena's work displays a deeply personal perception of abstract imagination capturing sense of timelessness. Her work is characterised by layering with a strong sense of texture and it subtly suggests architectural reference points.
