Bea is a self-taught artist with a background in Architecture and in Buildings Conservation. She finds great pleasure in sketching and drawing, the creative process gives her a sensation of freedom, autonomy, and inner harmony, and it has a soothing influence on her.

Bea creates landscapes, architecture, and urban scenes; especially enjoying drawing historical buildings in the countryside contexts - surrounded by greenery and water.

Being drawn towards nature refers back to her memories of a happy childhood in Poland and especially to the sunny summer holidays she used to spend with her family at one of the lake districts near her hometown. Swimming in warm lakes, sailing and fishing on the calm waters, long lazy walks through the fields and woodlands - these experiences made a big impact 
on her way of seeing nature and on her spirituality.

During my studies in Poland and later on also in Germany, Bea developed a particular interest in historical buildings and in their urban settings. Heritage architecture drives her imagination back in time and evokes in her feelings of mystery and magic.

Bea's creations usually emerge in the form of either black & white or colored sketches and drawings. she enjoys experimenting with various tones (light & shadow) and techniques in the process of creating a 3D effect. The media she uses are pen, pencil, crayons, ink, and markers and watercolors on paper. 

Bea works from her small studio space at home in Cambridge (UK).

Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge

King's College Chapel, Detail, Cambridge

Bea Lukowska