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Berenika Korecka-Sowinska
Composition - Mixed print technique, Contemporary abstract print

2019

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Mixed media print on paper by young Polish artist Berenika Korecka-Sowinska who graduated in 2009 from Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
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