Artur Sudak (1965) - The Schedule





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Artur Sudak, The Schedule, oil on canvas, 100 × 70 cm, hand-signed, original edition, created in 2026, in perfect condition, a landscape in neo-impressionist style, sold directly by the artist, frameless with a certificate of authenticity.
Description from the seller
"Harmonogram" is a monumental oil painting by Artur Sudak, a deep, surreal study of the inexorable passage of time and its destructive force. The central point of the composition is a gigantic, broken and crumbling clock, which seems to melt and drip a dark substance over a barren, mountainous landscape shrouded in fog. Its dial with Roman numerals is cracked, revealing complex and corrupted gears, symbolizing chaos and the falling order. The painting is saturated with drama, amplified by the background—a stormy, navy blue sky with a clear, bright lightning bolt. Expressive brushstrokes, rich texture, and a dynamic play of light give the work a unique, dark atmosphere that draws the viewer in and compels reflection on transience. This is a unique work of art that will bring moody, artistic depth to any collection of contemporary art.
Author: Artur Sudak
Year of creation: 2026 (signed in the lower left corner: Sudak '26)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Condition: Ideal, fresh from the artist’s studio (sold without a frame).
About the artist – Artur Sudak
Born in 1965. Self-taught painter, artist, graphic designer.
He completed a study of painting and drawing Curso Práctico de Dibujo y Pintura Larousse. He works in many styles, but he is particularly fond of realistic painting, romanticism, and classic aesthetics inspired by the École des Beaux-Arts tradition.
He has over 2000 paintings to his name, mainly in private collections in Poland and abroad.
Selected exhibitions:
2019 – solo exhibition at the Bolków Castle Museum
May 2022 – outdoor painting exhibition, Wilanów Centre for Art
February 2023 – opening of “Nic o sobie, czyli sur-realizm, alla prima,” Wilanów Centre for Art, Warsaw
Packaging and shipping
The painting will be carefully packed for transport:
wrapped in bubble wrap,
secured in a sturdy cardboard package.
A certificate of authenticity will accompany the shipment.
Seller's Story
"Harmonogram" is a monumental oil painting by Artur Sudak, a deep, surreal study of the inexorable passage of time and its destructive force. The central point of the composition is a gigantic, broken and crumbling clock, which seems to melt and drip a dark substance over a barren, mountainous landscape shrouded in fog. Its dial with Roman numerals is cracked, revealing complex and corrupted gears, symbolizing chaos and the falling order. The painting is saturated with drama, amplified by the background—a stormy, navy blue sky with a clear, bright lightning bolt. Expressive brushstrokes, rich texture, and a dynamic play of light give the work a unique, dark atmosphere that draws the viewer in and compels reflection on transience. This is a unique work of art that will bring moody, artistic depth to any collection of contemporary art.
Author: Artur Sudak
Year of creation: 2026 (signed in the lower left corner: Sudak '26)
Technique: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 100 x 70 cm
Condition: Ideal, fresh from the artist’s studio (sold without a frame).
About the artist – Artur Sudak
Born in 1965. Self-taught painter, artist, graphic designer.
He completed a study of painting and drawing Curso Práctico de Dibujo y Pintura Larousse. He works in many styles, but he is particularly fond of realistic painting, romanticism, and classic aesthetics inspired by the École des Beaux-Arts tradition.
He has over 2000 paintings to his name, mainly in private collections in Poland and abroad.
Selected exhibitions:
2019 – solo exhibition at the Bolków Castle Museum
May 2022 – outdoor painting exhibition, Wilanów Centre for Art
February 2023 – opening of “Nic o sobie, czyli sur-realizm, alla prima,” Wilanów Centre for Art, Warsaw
Packaging and shipping
The painting will be carefully packed for transport:
wrapped in bubble wrap,
secured in a sturdy cardboard package.
A certificate of authenticity will accompany the shipment.

