Zuzanna Salamon

Selected for the 2023 Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, 2023 RSA Annual Exhibition, and recipient of numerous awards including the RSA John Kinross Scholarship, the Florence Academy of Art Scholarship (2025), and multiple de Laszlo Foundation Prizes. Feathers recur in Zuzanna Salamon's work, gesturing towards her interest in migration across cultures. Her paintings can be moody; they are always beautiful. Trees and their fallen leaves reoccur: the subject is growth, but in its complexity, interlocked with questions of ritual, change, and environment.

Artist statement

My studio practice focuses on the relationship between light and shadow, and how it can reveal the hidden poetry residing within the human form and nature. The symbolism of trees, cut roots, and fallen leaves is often present in my work as a repeatable concept that reflects human life and emotions. Trees and roots are often dramatically separated from each other, which acts as a figurative depiction of the experience of cultural displacement – and my attempts to find and form new cultural connections.

Available works 3

You Are, but Where? Here There Is Only Longing

£1,500.00

Tangled Hair

£1,200.00

Shadow Settled On the Place That I Left

£650.00

Available works 3

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