Klaudia Seber Glowacki Art by Klaudia Seber Klaudia Seber (née Glowacki) was born in Poland in 1989. She now lives in Regensburg in Germany. To commemorate her Polish roots, she continues to use her maiden name as an artist after marriage and signs her artworks with it. Her journey has led her on the path of art from the beginning, tough she decided to pursue a safer career. Because she completely ignored her creativity, signs of exhaustion appeared after years and she questioned her own calling in life, and thus began finally to follow the call of her inner voice. In 2016, she began to intensively pursue the path of art again with acrylic paintings on canvas, also as a therapy against her tinnitus. She taught herself her skills through persistent practice. In 2019, she decided to present her art to the outside world, and in 2020 she took part in the project “Kultur Inventur” in Regensburg, in order to make a joint statement by cultural workers during the Corona pandemic. Furthermore, she donated artwork for the non-profit project “Artención” in Regensburg, to support a charity for homeless people. Klaudia Seber enjoys collaborating with other artists, for example she and her art were the subject of a photo reportage of photographer Larisa Gancea. Moreover, she worked with the band Sane Pale on two single covers. Artistic statement The view at nature calms people. It is a glimpse into our deepest inner being. Nothing touches the soul more than a colourful sunset, summer flowers in the moonlight or a storm that blows everything away. This is what the artist tries to represent with her paintings, thus her artistic thought is also \"Art for the Soul\". Her art is meant to bring nature closer to people again, to encourage the viewer to look again at the magical and the dreamy. Through the medium of acrylic she brings depth, movement and play of light into her paintings. Since 2020, she has been dealing more intensively with the social role and personal image of women. By focusing on her own feminine voice, she expresses in her watercolour paintings what other women already dare to do: sexual freedom and feminine beauty. Lastly, Klaudia Sebers mantra is as follows: \"Only the call of your inner voice is important for shaping your life. My life is art. Therefore, with deepest intuition and sensitivity, I bring my inner expression to the canvas.“