Lost Song

by Marta Witkiewicz

Here is a short poem I wrote accompanying this piece:

“Lost Song”

In the quiet of dusk I stop and reflect
On life’s fragile dance and paths we select
Upon my bare feet bright life dulled by fate
What of songs unsung and tales that await?
Echoes of freedom vibrate in my ear
Dream of a songbird shushed by the fear
What of melodies on breath cut halfway?
Those unheard tunes of soul’s joyful play
I pick up a fallen star that waited too long
Do you hear that call? Sing your song…
Sing your song…

DETAILS:

Medium: color pencils and gold paint on toned paper

Drawing size: 20cm x 30cm (7.8″ x 11.8″)

Frame size: 33cm x 43cm (13″ x 17″)

Fully framed and ready to hang on the wall.

Ships from Poland.

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Marta Witkiewicz

Hey! My name is Marta Witkiewicz and I’m a traditional artist, illustrator, and writer in love with the word “Magic”. I grew up in a small village in Poland but the chase after dreams took me places. Currently, I live in Madrid, Spain.

During the time of atelier-style education focused mostly on strict classical approaches, my heart was divided between the beauty of fine art and the unrestricted imagination of fantasy illustration. In my personal works, I aim to blur the edges between them – using the foundations that I’ve learned and storytelling to create enchanted worlds and characters.

I seek the feeling I have when I immerse myself in stories that give this thrill as if something magical was about to happen, the promise of an exciting adventure, a secret to be discovered. I want to grasp and spread this sparkle that makes people dream, wonder, and believe that everything is possible.

I've been exhibiting my works in galleries in US and Australia and currently am looking for a way to transition into more illustration industry.