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Marcin Kowalik born on 27 November 1981 in Zamość In years 1997-2001 attended PLSP (Secondary School of Fine Arts) in Zamość. PLSP completed with award. Holder of scholarships of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage (2001) and of the president of the city of Zamość (2002). Participated in all-Poland open-air session of painting and sculpture in Skoki near Poznań and Myślęcinek near Bydgoszcz. Finished studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow at the Painting Department in the studio of prof. Adam Wsiołkowski (2006). .Started his doctorant studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow at the Painting Department (2006) Exhibitions
1999 - 4th Biennale of Drawing and Painting in Bielsko-Biała
2006 – the BWA town gallery in Zamoœæ – winter review of art 2006 - Flower power - Cracow 2006 - Irydion - Warsow
2006 - available art - CracowMarcin Kowalik 2006 ? Invisible Cities Bwa - Zamość - colected |
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What subject can be worthy of a brush of an artist? For a good artist it can be any subject as long as the artist succeeds in expressing it in an original form, which conveys his attitude towards the subject of his study. Marcin Kowalik is fascinated with the richness of the surrounding world. He paints still lives, landscapes, portraits, nudes and interiors. He paints the world created by nature and the industrial world created by technology; spectacles of light and darkness. Kowalik can perceive and then paint not only the outer shapes of the observed reality. In his work he attempts to penetrate the structure of the elements that constitute the reality, and the relationships between these elements. He, thus, creates new realities which arrest our attention, and intrigue with the conveyed truth about the world, with clear and dynamic construction and with the adequacy of the use of colour. Marcin Kowalik is still a very young artist at the beginning of his artistic creativity. I am convinced that his talent, together with his great industriousness, will result in a continuous development of his artistic consciousness. Adam Wsiołkowski . Adam Wsiołkowski 10.VI. 2005r. |
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