Ewa Juszkiewicz

[3] By reinterpreting Flemish masterpieces Juszkiewicz seeks to redress historical failures in the artistic portrayal of women who were often relegated to being little more than anonymous objects of beauty.

"[4] In 2013, she was awarded the Grand Prix at the Bielska Jesień Biennale organized by the Galeria BWA in Bielsko-Biała, Poland, for her two portraits: Girl in Blue and Untitled (After Rogier van der Weyden).

[8] In 2023, her art was used as the design for a luxury handbag from fashion house Louis Vuitton as part of the artist's collaboration on the fifth edition of the brand's Artycapucines collection.

As Ana Maria Celis observes, in this work the artist tackles the problem of historical erasure of women through a singular and subversive technique.

She further states that "The juxtaposition of the classical stylization with the evocative subject matter of a female sitter's whose head is fully wrapped sparks new narratives around portrayals of femininity and deconstructs the past to create new dialogues.