solo exhibition Signal Arts Centre, Bray
“The idea that I get from Anna’s painting is one of movement. But it is a movement in a celestial dream world, a connected but unconnected reality. I like the idea of the marks holding a reference to something that we know, but we don’t understand what it is that we know. It has a sense of a primeval forest and wilderness about it, which is beautiful.
Anna is understanding what the painting is saying to her, and the painting is understanding what she is trying to say back to it. It’s a two-way conversation.”
— Eamon Colman
previus solo exhibition
Ranelagh Art Centre, Dublin 6
Guest speaker Eamon Colman
Anna Hryniewicz with Eamon Colman opening her exhibition in Ranelagh Arts, Dublin 26.04.
2018
“The idea that I get from Anna’s painting is one of movement. But it is a movement in a celestial dream world, a connected but unconnected reality. I like the idea of the marks holding a reference to something that we know, but we don’t understand what it is that we know. It has a sense of a primeval forest and wilderness about it, which is beautiful.
Anna is understanding what the painting is saying to her, and the painting is understanding what she is trying to say back to it. It’s a two-way conversation.”
— Eamon Colman
“Anna Hryniewicz draws us into her colour fields through her vigorous, dramatic, and energetic painting. I want to live in these colourscapes—whether they be landscape, mindscape, or heartscape.
Once, we had to travel to immerse ourselves in the experience of other visual art traditions; now, the vibrancy of other traditions comes to us in the guise of an incoming generation of artists from other parts of the globe. Anna Hryniewicz is part of this new force, which will invigorate and augment visual art culture on this island, in particular the practice of abstract painting.”
— Paula Meehan
Anna Hryniewicz on RUA RED Winter Show opening 2015
'Incubate' Artist Studio Residency in Draiocht, Blanchardstown, Dublin 2019