Meet the Artists
Explore Representation of Artists around 407 Art Foundation
Contemporary Artists selected, supported, and presented to art collectors
The 407 Art Foundation brings together a carefully curated group of contemporary artists whose work reflects the highest artistic quality and strong individual voice. Each artist presented in this section has been selected through a curatorial process and collaborates with the Foundation as part of our mission to support talent and introduce Polish art to a wider audience in Poland and abroad.
Our artists are not only creators we believe in – they are talents we actively promote. The Foundation organizes their exhibitions, vernissages, artistic projects, and international presentations. We are not their merchants, but we assist them on specific stage of their professional development: from building visibility and narrative, to preparing catalogues, film productions, and introducing their work to new markets.
At the same time, the 407 Art Foundation provides collectors with direct access to original works, without the commissions typical of traditional auction houses. Each artist featured here creates unique, investment-worthy pieces, available to our community of art collectors through private presentations, curated selections, and special pre-sale opportunities.
We invite you to explore the profiles of the artists we support and discover their stories, follow their exhibitions, and find artworks that will become part of your art collection. We are here to assist you with the best option for you, so the selected artwork match your art collector profile and budget.
Wojciech Cieśniewski
Fine Art Painter
Cieśniewski (born 1958) is considered one of the most significant contemporary Polish painters, recognized for both his artistic and intellectual achievements. In later years, he returned to figurative painting, engaging in a dialogue with the traditions of European art, drawing inspiration from masters such as Caravaggio, Giotto, Michelangelo, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, and Vermeer. The exhibition “The Faces of the Soul: Virtues and Sins”, initiated by the 407 Art Foundation in 2025, is an attempt to redefine concepts deeply rooted in culture – concepts that have shaped humanity’s moral compass for centuries.
Klaudia Krzosek
Opt-art painter
Klaudia Krzosek (born 2000) is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where in 2024 she completed her diploma annex in the painting studio led by Professor Andrzej Zwierzchowski. While still a student, she took part in many group exhibitions. Her individual exhibition "Break on through" (2023) showed that she can combine technical precision with emotional depth in a unique way. Klaudia Krzosek's works are distinguished by their unique style - building mood through subtle plays of light and shadow and the intensity of color accents.
Katarzyna Chmiel
Cubism Painter
Katarzyna Chmiel, also known as KATE HOPE (born in 1988), is a painter and a graduate of Design from the Łódź University of Technology. Her artistic journey merges her skills in architecture and design with her passion for painting, resulting in a distinctive and influential style. Katarzyna Chmiel's work focuses on the portrayal of strong, independent women, drawing inspiration from haute couture, the bold styles of the 80s and 90s, and the stories of women who inspire her, as well as from the music world. Her characters are risk-takers and rebels, embodying a range of emotions from turmoil to joy, expressed through a vibrant and expressive play of colors.
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