Villa in Brwinów 

Małgorzata Serwatka painted 'Villa in Brwinów' using what appears to be oil on canvas, presenting us with a scene that is both inviting and enigmatic. The composition is dominated by a series of trees that frame the villa, creating a layered effect that draws the eye into the scene. The brushstrokes are visible and textured, which adds a tactile quality to the painting. The color palette is muted, with earthy tones of brown, green, and grey creating a sense of quiet stillness. The villa itself, rendered in paler hues, offers a contrast that prevents the painting from becoming too somber. The trees, while acting as a frame, also serve to obscure and partially conceal, playing with our expectations of visibility and access. This tension between what is seen and what is hidden is a powerful element of the work. It invites us to contemplate the relationship between the viewer and the viewed. The formal elements here—the use of framing, layering, and a subdued palette—create a reflective mood, positioning the viewer as a careful observer of the intimate landscape.