Beata Majewska

Beata Majewska, known professionally as Beata May, is a Polish painter, sculptor, photographer and creative entrepreneur whose multidisciplinary practice explores themes of femininity, strength, identity and personal transformation.

Her artistic language is distinguished by the use of precious metallic elements, particularly gold and silver, which serve both aesthetic and symbolic purposes. Gold represents power, timelessness and spiritual presence, while silver introduces themes of intuition, subtlety and reflection. Through this visual dialogue, Beata creates works that celebrate the complexity, resilience and beauty of the feminine experience.

A recurring element within her practice is a distinctive symbolic motif developed as an expression of female empowerment and determination. Her works often balance elegance and emotional depth with strong visual impact, inviting viewers into narratives that are both personal and universal.

Alongside her artistic career, Beata is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Masters L'Art Magazine, an international publication dedicated to supporting emerging artists and promoting contemporary artistic dialogue.

Her work has been presented internationally and extends beyond traditional studio practice through collaborations with CustomSculptures.Art, where artistic vision meets large-scale fabrication, design and public art production. Together with the studio, she has contributed to major international projects spanning sculpture, architectural features, bespoke interiors and landmark installations.

Through both her independent artistic practice and collaborative projects, Beata continues to explore the relationship between art, space and human experience, creating works that combine refinement, symbolism and contemporary relevance.