Description
Original artwork:
Author: Tadeusz Baranowski
Title: Untitled (019)
Technique: Assemblage | mixed technique
Artwork size: 120 x 100 cm
Each work in the Tadeusz Baranowski collection is a unique combination of textures, colors, and forms, which together create fascinating abstract assemblages. The artist, using unconventional materials, creates compositions that compel the viewer to pause and reflect. The works do not have titles, leaving complete freedom of interpretation and emphasizing that the true meaning of each piece lies in the eyes and heart of the observer. The collection features dynamic contrasts, subtle gradations, and surprising harmonies that together weave multi-layered stories about space, emotions, and matter. We invite you to a personal journey through the world of abstract assemblages, where each composition becomes a personal art experience.
Artist:
Tadeusz Baranowski, born in 1944 in Zamość, is a distinguished figure on the Polish artistic scene, valued both for his contribution to the field of comics and for his extraordinary achievements in painting and assemblage. His educational journey began at the Faculty of Graphic Arts and Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, where under the guidance of masters such as A. Nacht-Samborski and A. Kobzdej, Baranowski delved into the secrets of art, earning his diploma with honors in 1969.
His artistic career is full of experiments with various media and forms of expression, which allowed him to create his own, unique artistic language. Baranowski has always emphasized the importance of painting in his work, exploring and transcending the traditional approach to the canvas through innovative use of matter and space. His assemblages, characterized by complexity and richness of textures, tell stories without words, allowing the viewer their own interpretations and experiences.
Baranowski, with an unwavering love for exploring artistic boundaries, remains active and productive, constantly seeking new means of expression and ways to engage with the art world. His unending curiosity and passion for creation make him not only an important figure in the history of Polish art but also an inspiration for young artists seeking their own path of expression.
We encourage you to familiarize yourself with the full profile of Tadeusz Baranowski to discover his fascinating artistic journey, and view the gallery of works on the Artist’s website.
Limited and Collector’s Edition of Fine Art Prints
We offer collector’s prints, printed in limited and numbered editions. Each print is unique – bearing the artist’s own signature and a Certificate of Authenticity, confirming its originality. Reproductions are created exclusively under the strict supervision of the creators, ensuring that each copy precisely reflects their creative vision. As a result, each work is not only a unique decoration of the interior but also enriches any collection, adding value and uniqueness.
Colors that come alive! Museum-Quality Fine Art Prints
We offer the highest museum-quality prints, resulting from the use of Epson UltraChrome HDR pigments and selected cotton papers. Our works combine the latest printing technology with excellent archival properties, ensuring precise detail reproduction and depth of colors. We invite you to explore the Mission tab, where we explain our approach to quality in detail and describe the process of creating each print, transforming it into a true masterpiece.
Elegance and convenience. Prints ready to hang!
We understand how important the convenience of framing and mounting is, so we offer each print with the option of an elegant framing in white or black, further highlighting its collector’s value. As a result, the print is ready for immediate hanging, saving your time. Additionally, we offer an innovative mounting solution in the form of self-adhesive tesa® nails, which allow for easy installation without the need to drill holes in the wall. This makes it easy for you to enjoy art in your home, creating a space that reflects your personal tastes and style.
