Klaudia Sonas Discusses Semi-Abstract Landscapes and Memory in Singulart Interview

In a Singulart Magazine interview published on October 15, 2026, artist Klaudia Sonas detailed her semi-abstract landscape practice, which merges memories of Poland, Switzerland, and Ireland. Sonas highlighted "Meadows Remember Who We Were" as emblematic of her work, citing its inspiration from Polish wild meadows and its blend of nature, color, and childhood nostalgia. She described her ongoing experimentation with oils, textures, and layering, and her attraction to strong colors and their interactions. Growing up in Poland and later living in Switzerland has shaped her art, with Ireland also serving as a major influence. Sonas began painting in kindergarten, later worked in digital design, and returned to traditional painting, embracing the unpredictability of paint. She is developing online painting courses focused on semi-abstract landscapes, covering underpainting, texture with modelling paste, and layers of acrylics and oils. Her materials include palette knives and mixed media, chosen for their bold, imperfect qualities. Recent work "Love Floated Here Once" explores traces left by people and emotions in a marshland setting. Sonas balances instinct and intention, often letting the painting evolve organically. Her profile on Singulart features works such as "Clouds Over the Bloomfields" and "Tranquility in Disguise."