including Mesh Mountain (left)

Artists Dara Ní Bheacháin and Mick Timmins collaboration.

The nature and the geography of the land constantly changes and develops. A concept which if the basis for my work.

including Green Fingers Pack (left)

including Afternoon at the Baobab Tree (left)

The act of making is a fundamental, indeed primary, human activity. Artistic endeavour as part of that activity functions to interpret, illuminate and transform the world we live in. My work is focused on the varied landscapes and environments both internal and external that mankind inhabits.

Expressive sketches, gouaches, engravings produced with tremendous vigor and lack of ceremony, so characteristic of a child, make for very personal visions, indeed highly intimate ones, characterized by her own subjective perception of the world. Marta Wakula’s black and white linoleum prints are composed from contrasting colour schemes as well as from shapes made with passionate lines. What makes her pieces special is her conscious use of a limited range of colours, so typical of this technique. Professor Jerzy Jedrysiak

including Oasis (left)