For over 15 years Paula Kajzar was working as a stage photographer and felt in love with movement that traced invisible lines. She did create her abstract composition having in mind the allegorical meanings of those images. She chose to use mainly primary colors for this series being aware of their therapeutic properties. Exhibition in ARPS &Co Gallery Amsterdam 2008-2012, Affordable Art Fire, Amsterdam Italian Institute of Culture, Ottava Photo Festival 2010.
- Your Shot NG
- Lensculture
- Maghreb
Paula Kajzar has been published 10 times by National Geographic
Between 2014 and 19 she took a active part in Your Shot National Geographic Community where her photos ware noticed and prised by editors.
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Different travel vision
- Morocco
- Spain
- Holland
- Portugal
- Poland
Find more about her travel and metaphysical everyday landscape photography.
She is committed to the most candid and unmanipulated photography expression finding in the art of street photography her predilection. From always fascinated by unsuspected and brief twinkles of harmony in between real-life elements. Finding a balance and aesthetic sense in a chaotic streetlife is her goal. Social reportage and everyday life metaphysics landscapes lead her to won several awards and publications.
- Amsterdam
- Morocco
- South Italy
From the beginning of her photographic passion (1995 on negative film) she loves and practice bought black and white and color photography.
Paula Kajzar (Warsaw, Poland 1973) started with black and white photography and street documentaries. At that time she did not realize that this very innocent romance with photography would become serious enough to put her interests in abstract painting and history on the background. After a few longer photographic journeys she decides to use this medium to express her abstract vision of the world together with aiming for a dialogue in the field of arts. That was the time when she starts to study at the Fine Arts Academy in professors Szajbo’s class receiving highest possibly notes for her works.