Marek SIERPIŃSKI (1954-2014), Untitled
bronze
height 21 cm
Marek Sierpinski has been involved in sculpture since 1975. One of his first works were objects made as part of a series of "sad figures", the form of which expressed feelings of disunity, hopelessness and expression. In addition to sculpture, the artist also works in painting and printmaking. He completed his studies at the Faculty of Painting of the European Academy of Arts. Since 1980 he has participated in exhibitions and art events. He is the author of many individual exhibitions in Warsaw, Berlin and Rochester in the United States, among others. In addition, he has participated in numerous group exhibitions, including the National Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture at the "Kontakt" Gallery (Warsaw 1982), and the exhibition of painting, printmaking and sculpture at the Chalk Farm Gallery (London 1989). It is worth mentioning that Sierpinski is the creator of statues such as the "Golden Clown" awarded at the International Festival of Circus Arts and the "Donut" - an award for performers at the Woodstock Festival.
