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Agnese Broka Emerging artist

Agnese Broka

Artist is based in: Latvia

Agnese Broka is a figurative painter who lives in Riga and has obtained a masters degree in painting from the Art academy of Latvia. Agnese works with oil colors and is interested in the fragility of the human mind. Agnese paints psychological portraits of a woman, trying to portray two seprate gazes – how sociaty views woman and how woman sees herself. Agnese captures portraits of people around her, who are deeply affected by this time period, when it seems that only true values are money and sexual gratification. Agnese paints human nature and is deeply interested in visualisation of inner state of soul. The characters she chooses are mostly her friends, colegues or herself. Agnese finds inspiration from stories of friends, family and herself, weaving them into reflecting paintings. To this day one of the greatest achievement of Agnese is winning a Rotary Arts Associations scholarship in Sweden and having her first solo exhibition at the Saab Art Gallery in Linköping. Agnese has also participated in multiple group exhibitions and one solo exhibittion in Latvia.


Painting

Smoker by Agnese Broka
Smoker, 2024  
110 x 120 cm
€1000
Never let me go by Agnese Broka
Never let me go, 2023  
100 x 100 cm
€1000
Naive Blue by Agnese Broka
Naive Blue, 2025  
130 x 145 cm
€1300
What is Real? 2 by Agnese Broka
What is Real? 2, 2022  
110 x 135 cm
€1300
Save him! by Agnese Broka
Save him!, 2025  
90 x 70 cm
€650
Dance by Agnese Broka
Dance, 2025  
130 x 120 cm
€1050
Modern Witches by Agnese Broka
Modern Witches, 2025  
110 x 220 cm
€2000
What is real? by Agnese Broka
What is real?, 2022  
135 x 120 cm
€950

Portfolio Showcase (not for sale)

Heart note of the smoldering lilacs by Agnese Broka
Heart note of the smoldering lilacs, 2025  
150 x 90 cm
What the mermaid gave to me by Agnese Broka
What the mermaid gave to me, 2023  
140 x 150 cm

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