Totnes Artist Gives Away £84,000 of Work to Comfort Ill
Anita Nowinska aims to bring joy to those in need through her generous donation to a local hospice.
Artist Donates Art to Hospice
Jonathan Morris, BBC News, South West
Anita Nowinska is donating her paintings worth £84,000 to a hospice charity, aiming to provide solace and uplift spirits during challenging times.
Nowinska, a renowned artist from Totnes, felt compelled to use her talent to make a positive impact on her community. She believes art can be a powerful tool for healing and providing comfort during difficult circumstances. Her collection features vibrant landscapes and serene portraits designed to evoke feelings of peace and hope.
The Impact on the Hospice
The hospice expressed immense gratitude for Nowinska's extraordinary generosity. The art will be displayed throughout the facility, creating a more welcoming and therapeutic environment for patients and their families. Learn more about the hospice's work. This donation will significantly enhance the quality of care and support provided by the hospice.
Why Art Matters
Nowinska highlights the importance of art in palliative care. She explains that visual beauty can act as a distraction from pain and anxiety, promoting relaxation and emotional well-being. Studies have shown that exposure to art can positively impact patients' moods and overall quality of life.
"I hope my paintings can bring a little bit of joy and comfort to those who need it most," Nowinska stated.
