Iwo Rynkiewicz (1970) - Pop Your Mind - Hand MADE Ceramic Figure

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Iwo Rynkiewicz (né en 1970 en Pologne) présente l’œuvre unique en céramique intitulée « Pop Your Mind - Hand MADE Ceramic Figure », créée en 2026, en argile, mesurant 26 cm de haut sur 14 cm de large et 13 cm de profondeur, signée à la main et en excellent état.

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Pop your mins
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Pop art has always broken the rules, inviting us to see the world from a different perspective.

Pop Your Mind combines surreal symbolism with a bold contemporary form. A single open eye invites us to discover what lies beyond the obvious, while the mushroom becomes an icon of imagination, freedom, and creative thinking. It is not a story about fantasy, but about having the courage to see more, think differently, and challenge convention.

A vibrant pop art sculpture that celebrates originality, curiosity, and the power of seeing the world through your own eyes.

Handmade and decorated work by Iwo Rynkiewicz. Each of the kids is decorated in a unique way. The figures are fired in an electric furnace at a temperature of 1000 degrees Celsius. Signed on the bottom. With the help of this series, Iwo Rynkiewicz very often comments on the reality and current events in the world.

Iwo Rynkiewicz - co-founder of the creative group "Kobron", born in 1970 in Warsaw, Poland. In 1994, he definitely abandons painting in favor of searching for pure form in ceramic sculpture. A fan of Nick Cave's work. Like Cave, he is fascinated by biblical motifs as well as stories and characters reminiscent of the interwar years of the last century.

Pop your mins
D

Pop art has always broken the rules, inviting us to see the world from a different perspective.

Pop Your Mind combines surreal symbolism with a bold contemporary form. A single open eye invites us to discover what lies beyond the obvious, while the mushroom becomes an icon of imagination, freedom, and creative thinking. It is not a story about fantasy, but about having the courage to see more, think differently, and challenge convention.

A vibrant pop art sculpture that celebrates originality, curiosity, and the power of seeing the world through your own eyes.

Handmade and decorated work by Iwo Rynkiewicz. Each of the kids is decorated in a unique way. The figures are fired in an electric furnace at a temperature of 1000 degrees Celsius. Signed on the bottom. With the help of this series, Iwo Rynkiewicz very often comments on the reality and current events in the world.

Iwo Rynkiewicz - co-founder of the creative group "Kobron", born in 1970 in Warsaw, Poland. In 1994, he definitely abandons painting in favor of searching for pure form in ceramic sculpture. A fan of Nick Cave's work. Like Cave, he is fascinated by biblical motifs as well as stories and characters reminiscent of the interwar years of the last century.

Détails

Époque
Après 2000
Pays d’origine
Pologne
Matériau
Argile
Artiste
Iwo Rynkiewicz (1970)
Titre de l'œuvre d'art
Pop Your Mind - Hand MADE Ceramic Figure
Signature
Signé à la main
Édition
Unique
Année
2026
Condition
Excellent état
Hauteur
26 cm
Largeur
14 cm
Profondeur
13 cm
Vendu par
PologneVérifié
4297
Objets vendus
99,38%
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