Iwona Krajnik - Serving Dreams





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Iwona Krajnik a créé une sculpture en bronze patiné unique intitulée Serving Dreams (2025) en technique de cire perdue, signée à la main, originaire de Pologne, dimensions 20 cm de largeur, 28 cm de hauteur et 16 cm de profondeur.
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Serving Dreams
Can dreams be served on a silver platter?
“Serving Dreams” is a sculpture full of imagination, subtle humour, and a playful philosophy of life, where everyday reality meets the world of dreams.
The carefree figure relaxing in a cup symbolises freedom, pleasure, and the joy of living, while the figure carrying it on a tray reminds us of our daily responsibilities.
It is a charming reflection on the two sides of human nature — the one that is constantly busy and the one that simply longs to savour the moment.
The extraordinary composition, rich patina, and golden details give the sculpture elegance and a distinctive character.
Because sometimes, the greatest luxury is allowing ourselves a little carefree happiness.
Title: “A Moment for Yourself”
The sculpture depicts a figure immersed in absolute relaxation — comfortably nestled inside a large cup, as if it were the most delightful lounge imaginable. The gently elongated silhouette, with hands resting casually behind the head, radiates calm and carefree ease.
The piece tells a story of small rituals — of taking a break, of the aroma of coffee that allows one to momentarily detach from everyday life. It is a subtle reminder that sometimes the simplest pleasures bring the greatest sense of peace and joy.
Iwona Krajnik - born 1975. Sculptor, teacher and therapist. Graduated Pedagogical University in Warsaw
"I make bronze sculptures
in lost - wax technique.
I play with form and the world,
often seen by others as a fairy tale.
This is my free interpretation of reality".
"My works are made of metal and concrete. I am a happy person and I hope it is visible in my works. I draw inspiration from the surrounding world, I look for what is beautiful, cheerful, emanating peace and warmth. My imagination also suggests numerous fairy-tale motifs "There is no aggression or resignation in my works, but there is a lot of warmth, joy and a bit of nostalgia."
Serving Dreams
Can dreams be served on a silver platter?
“Serving Dreams” is a sculpture full of imagination, subtle humour, and a playful philosophy of life, where everyday reality meets the world of dreams.
The carefree figure relaxing in a cup symbolises freedom, pleasure, and the joy of living, while the figure carrying it on a tray reminds us of our daily responsibilities.
It is a charming reflection on the two sides of human nature — the one that is constantly busy and the one that simply longs to savour the moment.
The extraordinary composition, rich patina, and golden details give the sculpture elegance and a distinctive character.
Because sometimes, the greatest luxury is allowing ourselves a little carefree happiness.
Title: “A Moment for Yourself”
The sculpture depicts a figure immersed in absolute relaxation — comfortably nestled inside a large cup, as if it were the most delightful lounge imaginable. The gently elongated silhouette, with hands resting casually behind the head, radiates calm and carefree ease.
The piece tells a story of small rituals — of taking a break, of the aroma of coffee that allows one to momentarily detach from everyday life. It is a subtle reminder that sometimes the simplest pleasures bring the greatest sense of peace and joy.
Iwona Krajnik - born 1975. Sculptor, teacher and therapist. Graduated Pedagogical University in Warsaw
"I make bronze sculptures
in lost - wax technique.
I play with form and the world,
often seen by others as a fairy tale.
This is my free interpretation of reality".
"My works are made of metal and concrete. I am a happy person and I hope it is visible in my works. I draw inspiration from the surrounding world, I look for what is beautiful, cheerful, emanating peace and warmth. My imagination also suggests numerous fairy-tale motifs "There is no aggression or resignation in my works, but there is a lot of warmth, joy and a bit of nostalgia."

