About Marysia

I’m a photographic artist based in Fife, Scotland. I love this area and post images of my wanderings here on my blog alongside moments that amuse me and things that inspire or intrigue me

I’m inspired by both open landscape and the built environment and my meanderings reflect this curiosity.

I’m interested in the marks people leave behind. My long term projects are process driven and site specific. They are inspired by location, memory and the personal when that adds context and a wider understanding.

I work with digital and analogue photography and alternative processes. I combine different processes to produce work in the most relevant format to suit the subject matter. 

Marysia is interested in artist residencies and open to collaborations with other artists that extend her practice.

My website has more examples of my work and details of any upcoming exhibitions or art fairs.

I do love to get comments on my blog so please leave your views on my work.

Marysia

www.marysia.co.uk


11 Responses to “About Marysia”

  1. Hi Marysia, I am enjoying looking at your blog I have a short stay at The Steeple , Newburgh during the month of December . It would be good to meet up and do a walk perhaps . My practice is printmaking but am hoping to make sonme small paintings during december . My E mail address is ruthnay2003@yahoo.com
    Ruth

    nayruth1 said this on 21 September 2011 at 5:36 pm | Reply

  2. I am interested in your ww2 project about Polish Army in Fife.

    eunice said this on 19 January 2012 at 1:48 pm | Reply

  3. I am the daughter of a Polish paratrooper..born in Paderewski Wing of the Western General Hospital…He was stationed at Elie at the time of marriage

    eunice said this on 20 January 2012 at 7:21 pm | Reply

  4. You can email me if you choose to

    eunice said this on 20 January 2012 at 7:22 pm | Reply

  5. I have a question for you. The contact link on your website is not working. Please contact me.

    Margaret said this on 24 February 2015 at 7:41 am | Reply

  6. Good info now I know what the swooping eagle with the wreath is my Father has, with several other documents, paper medals and a thin multi-colored fabric the diameter of a pencil and about six inches long.

    Ralph Lichtanski said this on 11 March 2015 at 1:57 am | Reply

  7. Hi, My father too came to Britain via Hungary during the war. He patrolled the east coast, staying in various places, did a course in Manchester at the Co-operative society school and then worked in London in the PM’s liaison office. I’ve been researching his story because he wrote his memoirs before he died. Next year I am hoping to go back to Poland and retrace his steps.

    Would love to see your links but they don’t work. 😦

    Christine Bell said this on 26 July 2017 at 5:46 pm | Reply

    • Hello. Sorry about that.I haven’t looked at some of the links for a while so will check them out.
      How lovely for you to have his memoirs. My father, like many, never spoke out his wartime experiences or Poland really.He never returned but made his new life here in the UK. I’d like to hear about his life and your travels so keep in touch.

      marysia said this on 26 July 2017 at 7:33 pm | Reply

  8. Stumbled across your interesting site by accident. There is a historical event taking place soon in Dunfermline celebrating the Polish effort in helping the local Home guard and strengthening the beach defences. The festival website is here http://www.defenddunfermlineww2.co.uk/ I know the Polish consulate has given some funding and several people of Polish descent have been involved. THought it might interest you.

    Ian Dorrat said this on 31 July 2017 at 8:26 pm | Reply

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