About Me - Kasia Turajczyk

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Welcome. Bienvenue. Benvenuto. Willkommen. Witam. Bienvenido. Welkom. 

 
My name is Kasia B. Turajczyk. I am a painter (artist-painter), a writer and a poet. 

I began drawing and painting as a child, and it became a part of my everyday life.

From an early age, I was a rebel; I had problems understanding humans and their actions. That was probably why I escaped into the Fantasy World. These days I am more relaxed and reconciled with the humans and their world. I don't always like what I see, and I still think that humans are bizarre creatures. However, I have my own world within my brain and soul. It keeps me going.

This would be my second art blog; the third one is on my new website. The first one, the old one, has been hacked and totally destroyed. Why? I don't have a clue. Why would someone want to hack an art blog with a handful of readers a month? It is a mystery to me, and a tragedy, considering all my efforts and writing.

Blogger is very difficult to hack, I sincerely hope so!

Here is the address to my new blog on my website:  https://kasiaturajczyk.art/blog


Collection of paintings from the Return of Peter Pan Series

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