Wesoło Studio

Wesoło Studio is a Polish artistic practice run by the married couple Marcin Czaja and Ania Wardęga-Czaja. Based in Kraków, the studio designs and executes wall paintings and illustrations, working across formats from small, intimate pictures to monumental murals on the gable walls of tenement houses and apartment blocks. Their portfolio is primarily composed of original, authorial projects, but the pair also experiment with new challenges, including the design and execution of 3D anamorphic murals. Beyond conventional mural solutions, they are prepared to undertake non-standard projects involving mosaic, bas-relief, sgraffito, and other undertakings requiring aesthetic sensitivity. Marcin Czaja, in addition to murals, works in easel painting, drawing, and design. He is a laureate of mural design competitions in many Polish cities and has worked as a lecturer at the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts since 2013. Ania Wardęga-Czaja is a painter and illustrator with several large authorial realizations in the field of monumental painting. She is described as versatile, equally at ease with a brush and a computer when creating her designs. The studio's website lists a range of clients and subjects, including Zwierzyniec, Zbigniew Wodecki, a Ukrainian school, the Festival of Lost Culture, the Dom Foundation "Chleb Życia", Palladio, Jan Szczepanik, Wisława Szymborska, and the Workshop of Leonardo. The practice operates as a private artistic brand, offering commissioned murals and illustrations, and invites potential clients to contact them for a detailed, no-obligation cost estimate.

Wesoło Studio is a Kraków-based artistic practice founded and run by the married couple Marcin Czaja and Ania Wardęga-Czaja. The studio specializes in the design and execution of wall paintings and illustrations, operating across an unlimited range of formats and scales: from small, intimate pictures to monumental murals on the gable walls of tenement houses and apartment blocks. Their realizations are primarily original, authorial projects, but the pair does not shy away from experiments and new challenges. In addition to conventional solutions, they have experience in designing and executing 3D murals, also known as anamorphic murals. They are also prepared to carry out non-standard projects involving mosaic, bas-relief, sgraffito, and other undertakings requiring aesthetic sensitivity. Marcin Czaja, besides murals, engages in easel painting, drawing, and design. He is a laureate of mural design competitions in many Polish cities and has worked as a lecturer at the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts since 2013. Ania Wardęga-Czaja is a painter and illustrator with several large authorial realizations in the field of monumental painting. She is described as versatile, equally adept with a brush and a computer when creating her designs. The studio's website lists a range of clients and subjects, including Zwierzyniec, Zbigniew Wodecki, a Ukrainian school, the Festival of Lost Culture, the Dom Foundation "Chleb Życia", Palladio, Jan Szczepanik, Wisława Szymborska, and the Workshop of Leonardo. The practice operates as a private artistic brand, offering commissioned murals and illustrations, and invites potential clients to contact them for a detailed, no-obligation cost estimate. The studio is based at ul. Czyżówka 14/2.11, 30-526 Kraków, and operates under NIP 573-247-59-69.

• 2013

  Marcin Czaja begins working as a lecturer at the Kraków Academy of Fine Arts.

Original, authorial mural and illustration projects, from intimate to monumental scale, with openness to experimental and non-standard techniques.

• Murals

  Wall paintings from small, intimate pictures to monumental murals on gable walls of tenement houses and apartment blocks.

• 3D anamorphic murals

  Murals designed and executed with anamorphic techniques to create three-dimensional illusions.

• Illustrations

  Illustration work by the studio, particularly by Ania Wardęga-Czaja.

• Graphic design

  Graphic design services offered by the studio.

• Mosaic, bas-relief, sgraffito

  Non-standard projects involving mosaic, bas-relief, sgraffito, and other undertakings requiring aesthetic sensitivity.

1. 1Wesoło Studio official websitewesolostudio.pl
2. 2Wesoło Studio on Wikidatawikidata.org