Kamilla Czastka Painting

Vernissage "The gray emptiness and the colors of existence"

9 years, 344 days ago

On 05.12.2015 at 18:00 clock Bretz Store Dortmund invites to the opening of the art exhibition "The gray emptiness and the colors On 05.12.2015 at 18:00 clock Bretz Store Dortmund invites to the opening of the art exhibition "The gray emptiness and the color of being". Bretz Dortmund blossomed into a new art-address. Not only that Bretz distinguishes by its unusual and very extravagant furniture, so Bretz Store Dortmund invites repeatedly to an interesting art exhibition and always gives more space for art and culture in Dortmund.".Bretz Dortmund blossomed into a new art-address.Not only that Bretz distinguishes by its unusual and very extravagant furniture,so Bretz Store Dortmund invites repeatedly to an interesting art exhibition and always gives more space for art and culture in Dortmund.

This time, two artists are invited to a common path through the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk have gone though, but show life from different sides in their works.

Marzena Huculak lives and works in Olsztyn. Also, they lectured there at the Academy of Fine Arts.
It represents her photographic series "The gray emptiness" before. It describes details of the "buildings in which the life and work of the people has already passed." Similar to many industrial ruins, with her soft and dusty atmosphere pull us in Dortmund in their spell.
Kamilla Czastka is a Dortmunder artist who with their paintings with strong colors the impressions of being told, and also with delicate drawings. Whether impressed by the symbolism of the gaming world, or simply by touching by the expression of a face.
Both artists have enjoyed many years friendship, originated in the painting class of Professor Hugon Lasecki, and artistic exchange that just excites through their differences to meditation.
At the Vernissage on 05.Dezember 2015, the artists, as well as Store Manager Philipp Schroeder are welcome at 18:00 clock the guests with a champagne reception and a few words about the exhibited works.

K.C.