I was interested in abstract art for some time, mainly thanks to Margaret, my wife, who introduced me to it (long time ago). But ironically, while I like it very much, I had difficulty to produce myself anything in that …
I was interested in abstract art for some time, mainly thanks to Margaret, my wife, who introduced me to it (long time ago). But ironically, while I like it very much, I had difficulty to produce myself anything in that …
PURELY ORNAMENTAL, 2017 (2018 winner of Public Choice Award in the 4th Annual Juried Exhibition “Resolutions 2018” at Hillsborough Gallery of Arts) This is indeed intended to be a purely ornamental piece. There is no story to tell in this …
The musicians This is an unusual piece for me in several ways. First, it is essentially an abstract, even if you can argue that you recognize some anatomical elements in it, three faces, six hands, six feet, etc…, but …
I never thought that I would choose a subject of one of my cut-outs that would be politically or socially inspired. Especially, as I grew up in Poland under communist regime when artists were forced, or at least strongly encouraged, …
Hundertwasserstrasse, 47-65 or The other side The idea for this cut-out came to me as a windfall of my previous cut-out of last year “Visiting Julia” which features a NewYork city-like view, ….. with a left-top shore line detail …
Since the first time I visited Great Smoky Mountains in North Carolina, I have always been under a great spell of these multiple rows of mountain ridges, one after another, until the horizon, and I could not stop counting them, …
T. Hueckel, “Ápres le Deluge, Nous” – May 2015, 20×24 in (50×60 cm) Aha !!! This piece won Public Choice award at Resolutions 2017, 3rd Annual Juried Show in Hillsborough Art Gallery, Hillsborough, NC The subject of Noah’s Arc has …
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