Endorphins are an endogenous opioid neuropeptide. It is a peptide hormone humans and other animals produce. It is created in pituitary gland and is responsible for reducing stress and pain relief. But the by-product of this hormone at work is the feeling of euphoria. Endorphins are being released when in pain as a pain-killers but also they are produced when we are working out, being physically active, when we engage in sexual activities or when we eat for eg. chocolate. Endorphins just like other hormones/neurotransmitters are very important for our mental health. We need them but we also like them. This painting is a representation of endorphins at work. The explosion of bright colours is supposed to be uplifting, creating an unexplained feeling of lightness and freshness.

Weronika Dyląg

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Weronika Aaron Dyląg (1987, born in Nakło nad Notecią) is a multi-disciplinary artist based in Warsaw, known for her exceptional work with colour and unique technique. She works with acrylics, oils and photography. Dyląg's graphic design background is evident in her early paintings, which are imbued with strong compositions and a sharp sense of color theory. Her curiosity in psychology and social interactions influences her art, and she firmly believes in the power of positive emotions to maintain mental well-being. Consequently, her paintings reflect a vibrant and uplifting color palette. She has been experimenting with various acrylic mediums and paint ratios to create unique and mesmerizing effects. In particular, Dyląg has discovered a love for blowing paint with air, an unconventional technique that adds an ethereal quality to her work, allowing her to push the boundaries of traditional painting techniques.