Adam Burczyz (1982) - Apart





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Adam Burczyz (born 1982) created an oil painting titled Apart in 2018, measuring 40 cm by 50 cm, originating from Poland, in the conceptual art style, hand-signed, in excellent condition.
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We face a dehumanized humanity that unites its efforts to destroy. That is, capable of joining forces, but in the wrong direction
Adam Burczyc, born in Racibórz (Poland) in 1982, continues living and creating in his hometown.
After beginning his training under Dr Kazimierz Fraczek, he graduated in 2007, at the Higher Vocational School in his city under the direction of Prof. Aleksander Ostrowski.
Although his inspiration comes from music and the contemplation of nature, his themes and his color palette immerse us in the world of dreams. For that reason he could be considered a surrealist painter, although I prefer to describe him as an artist who dreams magical worlds, most of the time places where we would like to spend, at least, a weekend. Although others have a tragic breath, of lands or ships that fragment. Perhaps all of it, like life itself.
We face a dehumanized humanity that unites its efforts to destroy. That is, capable of joining forces, but in the wrong direction
Adam Burczyc, born in Racibórz (Poland) in 1982, continues living and creating in his hometown.
After beginning his training under Dr Kazimierz Fraczek, he graduated in 2007, at the Higher Vocational School in his city under the direction of Prof. Aleksander Ostrowski.
Although his inspiration comes from music and the contemplation of nature, his themes and his color palette immerse us in the world of dreams. For that reason he could be considered a surrealist painter, although I prefer to describe him as an artist who dreams magical worlds, most of the time places where we would like to spend, at least, a weekend. Although others have a tragic breath, of lands or ships that fragment. Perhaps all of it, like life itself.

