Mercantile Muse // Dzidzia Wilk

Dzidzia Wilk was born in 1988 in a small town called Mettmann, near Dusseldorf in Germany. Dzidzia’s Polish roots explain her name; Dzidzia means baby in Polish. Now living and working in the East London art scene, Dzidzia finds herself  between the cultural influences of Germany and London. Following study at art school, Dzidzia went on to study Art Psychology at Dusseldorf University. Dzidzia subsequently utilised her education to aide children at a primary school who were struggling with emotional and social issues for state supportive services. Currently she is working full time as a contemporary artist whose style is a mix between of abstract figurative, expressionism and naïve art.

Dzidzia’s colourful vibrant pieces bring joy harmony and pleasant feelings to people’s homes creating a platform to discuss deeper, spiritual and psychological emotional topics. She intuitively uses shapes, swinging brush strokes, symbols and bright colours to create and abstract a fantasised and a lightened reality.

Her favourite colour is Rainbow and so Dzidzia was the perfect muse for Mercantile London's latest shoot incorporating the collections of Louise Misha, Sissel Edelbo, Damson Madder, Petite Mendigote, and Bellerose. 

To view Dzidzia's work see here