The exhibition of paintings by Krzysztof Klimek presents a wide selection of realistic landscape painting, which since 2004, alongside the geometric-abstract trend realised earlier, has been the core of his work. The exhibition of almost 60 works presents a representative cross-section of themes and painting motifs over the years. They show the artist's journey from abstractions and still lifes composed in the space of his studio, through increasingly realistic views from its windows and doors, shots of corridors and courtyards, to going out into the wider space of the cities, towns and villages where he stayed.
Alongside the oil paintings, the exhibition also presents the artist's photographs created in the 1980s and 1990s, chronologically preceding the period of painterly realism. The black-and-white series, created with passion over a dozen years, was a chronicle of everyday life. In the context of the exhibition, it provides a background and formal counterpoint to the artist's current painting activities.
Together with the exhibition's curator, Jolanta Rycerska, and the artist Krzysztof Klimek, you will be able to trace the successive stages of the painter's work, who draws inspiration from the reality that surrounds him.
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