"Jeff Koons & Damien Hirst share the art market"

"Jeff Koons and Damien Hirst share the art market" was inspired by Michael Houellebecq's novel "The Map and the Territory". I've shown two artists from different cultures who are quite strong personalities in the contemporary art world. The painting is full of references to their art (like the skull, inflatable dolphin, shark or Koons' relationship with Cicciolina which is expressed by the artificial erotic doll). Like in most of my paintings, everything seems to be on the borderline, placed between real space and postcard view, between lifeless sculptures and real figures of artists, between irony and honest respect to sanctioned art and artists.

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Breakfast on the Beach

I would like to present to you "Breakfast on the Beach" today.
I am interested in what associations you have looking at this painting.
Lovers sunbathing at the seaside, a modern version of "The Luncheon on the Grass", consumerism and artificiality of the contemporary world?
I had all of those thoughts while painting that picture.

Hi,
I would like to present to you some of my new paintings.
In these paintings I touch on different problems or disturbing topics which exist in our surrounding world. Sometimes you observe some changes and are excited and anxious at the same time.
I always like to connect contradictions in paintings, probably I feel reality in that way.

 Mother can be understood in many ways; as a Madonna, Mother Nature or a Japanese doll - symbolic mother of the consumption world, also the fight between nature and the industrial world.

Cosmic womb is a futuristic vision of a future society, where gender and a traditional family model disappear, people are unified, can order a baby with their own preference of gender, eye color and abilities. It is a reflection about transhuman and posthuman. In the background, the city with flying apartments connected to regular blocks. In case of danger, apartments can be separated and used as flying machines to transport people to a safe place.

Artists chicks

Hi,

 I' am going to show  new project called "Hens" soon. It  has to do with feminin &feminist art.
As You know painting is my main and biggest love but  I'am  interested in sculpture and art in the public space in the same time.
I especially like to create inflatable sculptures and have done many of them already ; the latest project also consist of 17 inflatable sculptures.

“Hens “is a winner project, founded by The Ministry of Culture and National Heritage in Poland.

It' is  a project of a painting installation using female artists works presented on inflatable hens. 

I made imprints of  fragments of works of some well known world female artists on inflatable hens looking like inflatable toys. My idea here is to show a high level art but transferred onto a hen form because the artists are women. That approach shows the clash and contrast between art – a manifestation of high culture – and the idea of “mother hen” - a role schematically assigned to a woman  or  in the other way, could be interpreted as “artists chicks",  interesting and attractive women and artists in the same time.

I would like to show how women have changed their position in the society through the ages and also their relationship to the visual arts, from Artemisia Gentileshi to contemporary female artists.

    I' have chosen the most characteristic and strong  personalities, who I  admire as artists but also as women.

Some of selected  works are feminin, shows the pictures of kids or nature and others are  rough  and masculine,  it shows the game between feminin and feminist art.

You can see a few photos of the new project during process.

 

Natalia LL "Hen"

 

Alina Szapocznikow "Hen"

 

                                                 

                                                                 Shirin Neshad "Hen"

 

  Shirin Neshad "Hen"