Manitos Filip Maćkowiak - Difficult to be observer






Har mastergrad i kunst- og kulturformidling med erfaring som galleriassistent.
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Manitos Filip Maćkowiak presenterer et originalt akrylmaleri på lerret med tittelen Difficult to be observer (2026), 105 x 105 cm, flerfarget, håndsignert, uinnrammet, med ekthetssertifikat fra Polen.
Beskrivelse fra selgeren
„vanskelig å være observatør”
105x105cm
Acrylic on canvas.
Painted with spray,markers,brush.
Not a print. Hand-painted. With certificate of authenticity. Never framed. Unframed. Photos of framed paintings are suggestions only.
Will be send rolled in safe tube.
Manit (Filip Mackowiak) Graffiti artist from Poland. He graduated from the School of Contemporary Art in Stettin. He started painting in the late 1990s. At the age of 12 or 13, he was inspired by graffiti. Together with a group of friends, he founded the WFK Crew. It was truly old school; it wasn't easy. No internet, no access to newspapers about graffiti. In 2003, he wanted to explore the world and went to London, where, while living in squats, he got to know the streets inside and out. For the next few years, he will live in the Benelux region, where he will paint at many festivals and graffiti jams. With VAC crew (V13). Belgium, Germany, France, and the Netherlands. He currently lives in Poland and still paints walls, etc. He has sold many paintings worldwide. For collectors and galleries.
The light reflection comes from the flash; normally, the outline is deep black.
„vanskelig å være observatør”
105x105cm
Acrylic on canvas.
Painted with spray,markers,brush.
Not a print. Hand-painted. With certificate of authenticity. Never framed. Unframed. Photos of framed paintings are suggestions only.
Will be send rolled in safe tube.
Manit (Filip Mackowiak) Graffiti artist from Poland. He graduated from the School of Contemporary Art in Stettin. He started painting in the late 1990s. At the age of 12 or 13, he was inspired by graffiti. Together with a group of friends, he founded the WFK Crew. It was truly old school; it wasn't easy. No internet, no access to newspapers about graffiti. In 2003, he wanted to explore the world and went to London, where, while living in squats, he got to know the streets inside and out. For the next few years, he will live in the Benelux region, where he will paint at many festivals and graffiti jams. With VAC crew (V13). Belgium, Germany, France, and the Netherlands. He currently lives in Poland and still paints walls, etc. He has sold many paintings worldwide. For collectors and galleries.
The light reflection comes from the flash; normally, the outline is deep black.
