White Painting 

Iwo Zaniewski’s “White Painting” depicts a figure, likely the artist, painting in an interior space. The painting showcases Zaniewski's signature style of using a hatched and cross-hatched technique, reminiscent of the work of the Polish artist, Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz. The artist's focus is on the figure seated in a green chair, rendered with expressive strokes and a sense of depth, while the backdrop of a room, with white curtains framing an outdoor view, and furniture, including a yellow chair and a table, are painted in a more simplified manner. The scene, with its simple palette and focus on the figure working on a painting, offers insight into the artist’s process and their relationship with their art.