Warsaw, June 10, 2025
The Colors of Color
The 407 Art Foundation proudly presents its latest collaboration: The Colors of Color – an immersive abstract art experience created with the remarkable Polish artist of new generation Klaudia Krzosek.
This new project explores the powerful relationship between color, light, and emotion. It invites viewers to feel, not just observe. With The Colors of Color, we open a bold conversation about the future of abstract art and its impact on perception.
The Power of Abstraction
Abstract art has always pushed boundaries. From the illusions of Op Art to today’s sensory-driven experiences, it challenges how we see and feel the world. The Colors of Color continues this tradition. But it also brings something new – energy, emotion, and a sense of joy we urgently need.
In this collaboration, Klaudia Krzosek transforms color into experience. Her work speaks to a generation that seeks meaning, connection, and visual intensity. Her large-scale paintings become spaces of emotion – vivid, immersive, unforgettable.
What New to Expect in “The Colors of Color”
30 original abstract paintings
Bold formats: 130×130 cm, 150×150 cm, and 200×200 cm
A premiere planned for March 2026 at the iconic Złota 44 in Warsaw
A journey through color that awakens joy and sensory memory
Sixteen paintings are already complete. Several have been acquired by collectors through our New Generation of Collectors program — a unique initiative supporting emerging buyers.
Private Previews for Art Collectors
We invite collectors and galleries to exclusive private previews of The Colors of Color. Viewings will take place in June, July, and August 2025. This is your opportunity to reserve and purchase works before the public premiere.
To join the preview list, please contact us directly. Early acquisition options are limited.
A Response to the World Through Art
As Koyo Kouoh, curator of the 61st Venice Biennale, expressed:
“We’re all tired… We need something else. We need to breathe. We need the radicality of joy.”
The Colors of Color is our answer. It’s a celebration of energy, beauty, and emotion. It’s a call to feel again – through painting.
Stay Connected
Follow the 407 Art Foundation for updates on the exhibition, collector previews, and behind-the-scenes content from Klaudia Krzosek’s studio.
Let color move you. Let art speak.
Discover The Colors of Color.
Contact person:
Grzegorz Jaworski, 407 Art Foundation
tel. +48 736 407 704 | e-mail: info@407artfoundation.org
Excerpt from the review:
"When you look at Klaudia Krzosek's paintings, you feel as if you were crossing the border of light. You literally immerse yourself in color. Each line is a fiber of energy, each layer is a frequency of mood, and the center... the center draws you in like a vortex, like a portal to your own imagination.
These are not paintings to "watch". These are paintings that breathe with you. You change the angle of view - they change. Depth appears. Space. Movement. When the light falls differently, the paintings start to live, showing you a different layer, different emotions and a different color.
It is art like a pulse - it reacts to the light, to you, for a moment.
Once you see a space of blue peace. Another time - pulsating green, or deep red. As if the color told you who you are today. And how you feel.
Klaudia Krzosek does not paint colors - she constructs them. Technical precision goes hand in hand with absolute emotionality. Her paintings are intricately woven structures - thousands of lines, each in a different shades of color that together create something more than a picture. They create an experience."
Aron Pudełko 
Klaudia Krzosek (2000)
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.
foto: Szymon Barczak
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