INGA HARASIMOWICZ

artist painter . designer . art conservator

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Inga Harasimowicz artist painter, designer, paintings conservator, was born in Vilnius. She completed her master's studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk at the Faculty of Painting and Graphics, majoring in painting from 1990 to 1996, and received her painting diploma in 1996 in the studio of Professor Włodzimierz Łajming. In 1987, she graduated from the Painting School in Vilnius (1983-87). In Bydgoszcz, she ran the Art & Heaven Gallery and the Portrait Studio, as well as painting and conservation studios. She specializes in painting, large format painting, design, conservation of easel paintings, stained glass design and portrait painting. She conducts research in the field of conservation and identification of works of art and collaborates with auction houses, collectors and museums. She is a member of the Association of Polish Artists. Inga's paintings are held in museum collections, sacred institutions, and private collections in Poland, Germany, Sweden, the USA, Italy, Australia, Norway, the United Kingdom, Denmark, France, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Belgium, Finland, and Spain.

Inga Harasimowicz Jubilee Exhibition "Vision" | TVP3 Bydgoszcz report by Urszula Guzlecka

VISION

Discover the full story of Jubilee Exhibition "Vision"

The exhibition was released with the financial support of the City of Bydgoszcz.

As a prominent representative of Expressionism, Inga Harasimowicz bridges powerful artistic expression with deep symbolism and spirituality, forming the foundation of her independent creative path. For three decades, she has consistently built her standing as one of the few artists in Poland dedicated to monumental, large-scale painting.

Inga Harasimowicz’s market valuation is currently experiencing strong, long-term appreciation, which is a direct result of thirty years of uninterrupted creative activity. Her status in the fine art market rests upon a rare synthesis of technical mastery, a unique expressive treatment of the painted medium, and a profound, oneiric, metaphysical essence. This body of work, accumulated over decades, is now selectively made available to a discerning group of collectors and institutions at the artist's discretion.

The jubilee exhibition "Vision" (2026) at the University Library Gallery of Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz, during which the artist was distinguished with the Award of the Mayor of Bydgoszcz, marked a pivotal turning point in the public perception of her artistic brand. Widely covered by media, television broadcasts, and academic circles, the event revealed the extraordinary scale and impact of her monumental canvases.

The result of this landmark success has been a sharp surge in both institutional and private demand, translating into a dynamic shift in valuations toward the upper six-figure range, with a clear upward momentum. A striking example of this trajectory is the artwork "AI 1" (Artificial Intelligence vs. Da Vinci's Hand), whose market history, from precise growth forecasts to a swift acquisition into a prestigious collection, serves as an exemplification of the stable capital growth inherent to Inga Harasimowicz’s oeuvre.

Today, the artistic oeuvre of Inga Harasimowicz is recognized by the market as a rare and secure asset, exhibiting exceptional potential for capital appreciation within the Fine Art Investment sector.