Everything I love - Joanna Rutkowska and Jerzy Poszepczynski "My and your fields of imagination".

This time, Joanna Rutkowska and Jerzy Poszepczynski will present their works in an exhibition entitled. "My and Your Fields of Imagination".

Joanna Rutkowska
She graduated in 1996 with a degree in fine arts from the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Poznan under the direction of Prof. A. Załęski. Her work is extremely diverse and includes not only painting, but also fashion design, illustrations and caricatures. Rutkowska has had numerous author exhibitions, including:

2000 r. "Fallen Angels"
2001 r. "Elements from the closet"
2002 r. Art performance entitled. "A short event sewn from colorful imaginations".
2003 r. Presentation of the performance along with artistic achievements on TVN Style television
2004 r. Exhibition of caricatures "Cabinet of perverse visions".
2006 r. "Sweetly tart"
2009 r. "Behind the door of the soul"
From 2006 to 2015, she organized a series of exhibitions of children's works entitled. "Tiny Art"
From 2002 to 2005, the artist was involved in designing and presenting avant-garde fashion, including at the Chamber Theater in Szczecin, "Cafe Jerzy" and at the Szczecin Fashion Fair. Since 2006, she has been a member of ZAP and now ZPARP - Piła branch. In 2019, she created illustrations for the book by M. Lutynski entitled. "My Borderland".

Jerzy Poszepczynski
Graduate of the State Higher School of Fine Arts in Poznan, born in 1949 in Lodz. His work is inspired by Impressionism, which is clearly reflected in his oil and acrylic paintings, as well as water-based techniques such as watercolor and ink drawing. In his own words:
"I use simplification of form moving toward abstraction. Painting realized with colorful spots forces and at the same time makes you reflect. The paintings I paint are both realistic studies from nature, as well as works that are an attempt to represent what is in our subconscious, what we have co-authored, experienced, and what we would like to currently call into material existence."
Poszepczynski also focuses on sculpture in his work, drawing inspiration from folk sculpture, which he describes as rich in form, simplicity and clarity. He is fascinated not only by the present, but also by the way human existence is depicted in art. In his works, wood, with its natural signs of the passage of time, becomes a carrier of mystery and refined beauty.