
Beata Trefon completed the School of Art in Opole, Poland ,the College of Art in Nysa, Poland, and the Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland.
Currently residing in Plainville, Connecticut, Beata Trefon is a member of Art League of Plainville, Connecticut, Art League of New Britain, Connecticut, and Polish Society of Artists.
After studying ceramics and glass at the Wroclaw Academy of Fine Arts, Beata began creating original pieces of art using various techniques and methods of processing glass in order to create her own style of work.
In regards to her style she says that – “Glass is a unique material. I am just the arranger of it and Light finishes the work.” Her work is “a search of the contrasts between light and darkness. It is an exploration of the influence of color and form, helping to create mood and an expression of spirit.” She believes that “the light and twilight, the peace and power of color, and the softness and harshness of line” is pervasive in her work, further explaining that “light penetrates my paintings, light penetrates the glass, making each viewing a unigue experience.”
Awards:
14th Annual Award Ceremony- The National Arts Program at Hartford,CT- cash prize and scholarship
43rd Annual Fall Exhibit- Art League of Plainville- 1-st place in multi-media
44th Annual Fall Exhibit- Art League of Plainville- 1-st place and Best in Show
4th Annual Juried Spring Exhibition- Art League of New Britain-Sendford B.D. Low Award
In November 2008 and 2009 her art qualified for the Annual Exhibition at the New Britain Museum of American Art.