Transform a Space with Local Michigan Artist

This blog is dedicated to the artists, art-lovers, and art-goers I have encountered in my life. I may blog about a concert I attended or a museum I have visited. This post will feature the works of local-Michigan-artist, Natalie Gregorarz.  

"I must paint and draw to force myself through daily obstacles set in my path. However problematic life may become I find painting and drawing clear the obstructions. I feel relieved, my mind is clear and I can see my path again when I am able to clearly display my thoughts. My goal is to engulf myself in the arts and to have no greater concern other than the bettering of my skills and knowledge," said Natalie Gregorarz.

Natalie Gregorarz was born in Detroit, Michigan and has been actively practicing and studying her craft since she was a small child. 

As a child, Gregorarz attended Our Lady of Mount Carmel, a Polish-Catholic school in Wyandotte, Michigan. Gregorarz inhabits the villages of Poland on a yearly basis where she expands her skills and overall techniques. In 2007, Gregorarz began undertaking free-lance mural projects. The above image is The Stations of the Cross featured at Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Metaphysical contradictions and classical skills lead to breathtaking arrangements while maintaining respectful customization.

She paints on walls. She paints on canvases. She paints on anything your heart desires. 

"I develop deep appreciation for the subjects and techniques of my compositions by studying them in great detail. I am able to utilize the canvas, brushes, liquin, oil-paints, watercolor, acrylics, graphite, ink, and water to present my reality to viewers and continuously learn new forms of manipulation," said Gregorarz.

Inspired by Post-Impression and Renaissance artists, Gregorarz's style waivers between the imaginative and reality.

Currently a fine art major at Detroit's, Wayne State University, Gregorarz is currently accepting free-lance projects. Pricing varies due to supplies, time, and project. 

(above image: Venice scene in party room)

"I want to make my work distinguishable from other artists. My recent work explores contrast through color and value, light and dark, and searches for new ways to allow paints to flow through new and experimental compositions. I am very much afraid of starting something and being wrong. But I have found that there is no such thing as an unfortunate accident. There are endless amounts of opportunities to learn because there is such a diverse amount of possibilities in my work."

If you're interested in transforming a space or hiring a Michigan painter for any sort of project, e-mail me! I will gladly facilitate the process between you and Gregorarz. She is a friendly professional who has an amazing ability to interpret your needs and make your ideas come to life (or still-life if you will).