Art Market: Hello, Paula! It's a pleasure having you here. Before we hear all about your activity in the contemporary art field, let's talk about where the passion for art came from.
Paula Domzalski: I come from a very art-interested environment. My mother was a professional opera singer, an art lover, and a poetry writer. My father was a scientist and a businessman. Funnily enough, it was more my father who pushed me gently towards art when I was deciding on my studies. He came from a very cultured Eastern European background, was extremely knowledgeable and interested in History, and loved challenging me on all things, Contemporary Art! Both collected art from contemporary European emerging artists, but just out of love for the work. Not as professional collectors. My first visits to artists' studios was with them.
A.M.: How would you describe your work in the art field?
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