Viktoria Schneidzik

Born in Nuremberg in 1983

(English version below)

Viktoria Schneidzik paints with watercolors “because they blur so beautifully” and concentrates in her pictures on flowers, color circles, colored lines and snails that make you happy and invite you to feel good.

Over the years she has gotten to know her colors and now uses them to develop increasingly complex rhythms and color compositions, which are particularly evident in the series.

An important design element in her work is the sound of the music she has in mind. She also practices singing and playing the flute.

Viktoria Schneidzik

born in 1983 in Nuremberg

Viktoria Schneidzik uses water colors because 'they merge so nicely'. In her paintings she concentrates on gaudy flowers, lines, circles and spirals, to bring up joy and good feeling.

With the years the artist learned to know her paint box and uses it now to develop more and more complex rhythms and compositions of shades and color, which become mostly accessible as a series.

An important element in her work is the sound of music that she hears in her mind. She also practices singing and flute playing.