Krzysztof Batogowski - A-1





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Krzysztof Batogowski – A-1, oil on canvas, original edition, 75 × 55 cm, signed by hand with a certificate of authenticity included, Poland, 2026.
Description from the seller
Artist
Krzysztof Batogowski
"A-1 "
2026
Oil on canvas
75x55cm
Certificate of authenticity included
Varnished
Krzysztof Batogowski (born 1988) is a contemporary painter whose work revolves around intense emotionality and the psychological depth of portraiture. A self-taught artist, he consistently develops his own distinctive visual language. In his paintings, he combines acrylic and oil techniques, creating works with rich color palettes and strong expression. He often draws inspiration from film culture and the symbolism of modern icons, reinterpreting them in a personal and unexpected way. Batogowski’s paintings captivate with their evocative atmosphere and characteristic, emotion-filled style. His works are held in private collections in Poland and abroad, and the artist regularly presents them at contemporary art auctions.
Artist
Krzysztof Batogowski
"A-1 "
2026
Oil on canvas
75x55cm
Certificate of authenticity included
Varnished
Krzysztof Batogowski (born 1988) is a contemporary painter whose work revolves around intense emotionality and the psychological depth of portraiture. A self-taught artist, he consistently develops his own distinctive visual language. In his paintings, he combines acrylic and oil techniques, creating works with rich color palettes and strong expression. He often draws inspiration from film culture and the symbolism of modern icons, reinterpreting them in a personal and unexpected way. Batogowski’s paintings captivate with their evocative atmosphere and characteristic, emotion-filled style. His works are held in private collections in Poland and abroad, and the artist regularly presents them at contemporary art auctions.

