We have a small but very committed clientele both in and outside of Poland. We take pride in their work. Here are some of our regular collaborators.
"Monument AK"
Bronze, granite, 648cm, 2004
Wincenty Kućma
Wincenty Kucma was born on May 25, 1935 in Zbilutka—a village near Kielce, Poland. In the period spinning 1957-1962 he pursued and completed his graduale studies atthe Faculty of Sculpture, Academy of Fine Arts In Kraków. As a Fuldy fladged artist He Has been involved with drawing, medal minting, free-standing small sculpture, as well as In designing the large—scale memorial projects, interiors of ecclesiastical edifices and urban spaces.
In 1967 he commenced his academic teaching career atthe Academy of Fine Arts In Kraków, where until his retirement in 2000, he headed the Atelier of Spatial Design and Development, Dept. of Visual Arts, Faculty of Industrial Design. In 1995 he was granted full professorship.
"Cyclist"
bronze, 200cm, 2014
Grzegorz Gwiazda
Grzegorz Gwiazda was born in 1984 in Lidzbark Warminski. He studied at Poznań and Warsaw Schools of Fine Arts, and then at Accademia di Belle Arte di Brera in Milan, Italy, having been granted a scholarship. In 2009 he graduated with honours from Academy of Art in Warsaw. In January 2014 he was awarded his doctorate.
His works have been shown in individual exhibitions in several Polish cities and towns: Lidzbark Warminski, Warsaw, Poznan, Bydgoszcz. Grzegorz Gwiazdaworks are also part of the collection of Museu Europeu d’Art Modern in Barcelona.
Each of his sculptures has a prevailing style: some of them are certainly expressionist works; others are so solemn that they recall the socialist realism; others are more abstract.
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"Riccio"
Bronze, 70cm, 2009
Enrico Muscetra
The Italian artist Enrico Muscetra has a studio in Krakow, the city where he spends part of the year, and many of his works have been installed in the Maloposka region. Other works, representing "living monuments", have been installed in Italian cities and towns, like the "Monument to the Sea Urchin" in Gallipoli (Lecce - Italy), "Man with a great heart" in Martano (Lecce - Italy), the "Annunciation" in Aradeo (Lecce - Italy) and "Romeo and Juliet" installed in the very heart of Verona in 2012. One of his immaterial bronze angels rises in the middle of the Lanckorona Square. Wieliczka received another image of its patron saint, Saint Kinga, significantly differing from the classical statues, allowing viewers to interpret the very carving and its unusual shape.
Enrico Muscetra concentrates, in particular, on the effects of spirituality. The problem of the exclusion of the matter appears in many of his works, that is why his carvings are often pierced by intriguing empty spaces and gaps suggesting the total impossibility.
Pomnik prof. Stanisława Pawłowskiego
BRONZE, 2010
Józef Opala
Józef Opala was born in 1948 in Meczennice, in the Sandomierz Country. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw at the Faculty of Sculpture. He lives and Works in Koprzywnica, near Sandomierz. History, tradition, and consciousness of the nation from witch he comes, are included in his sculptures. Now, the author creates portraits.
"Curtain"
Bronze, 60 x 105 x 25CM, 2009
Stanisław Hryń
Stanislaw Hryn, born in 1951 in Sanok Poland, an artist and sculptor. During the years 1970-1975 he studied at the Faculty of Sculpture of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow at the studio of Professors Stefan Borzecki and Antoni Hajdecki. He gained his graduation diploma in 1975 under the direction of Professor Antoni Hajdecki.
Since1975 he has worked at the Faculty of Interior Design of the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow. In 2001 Stanislaw Hryn was awarded the academic title of Professor of Fine Arts.
Since 2003 he has been connected with the Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski University, where he runs the Studio of Sculpture and is also the Dean of the Faculty of Architecture and Fine Arts.
Specialising in bronze cast sculpture, Hryn creates monumental and intimate works. He creates the protagonists of his works himself: “he studies crowds, places individuals on a pedestal” He is characterised by artistic independence, an individual style, his own protagonists and means of expression. Hehas taken part in several dozen exhibitions both in Poland and abroad, participated in international pleinair workshops and symposia. He has organised individual exhibitions, including in Sanok, Krakow (Poland), Iserlohn, Bremen, Gashuette, Berlin, (Germany), Nijmegen (Holland) and Ancona (Italy). He has created many sacral, monumental and intimate sculptures for individual and public investors.
His works can be found in museum and private collections in Poland, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Sweden, France and the USA.
"INDEPENDENCE Monument"
Bronze, 300cm, 2008
Andrzej Zwolak
Andrzej Zwolak was born In 1957 in Boiligrod, southest Poland. He studied sculpture At the Fine Arts Academy In Cracow bet wen 1979 and 1984. Currently He is a profesor at the Fine Arts Academy In Cracow and Head of the Department of Drawning. He specializes In sculpture, small sculptor’s forms and drawing. The author of monuments and sculptures among athersin Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, Osiek near Tarnobrzeg, and Harbutowice.
"Bench of the coat of arms of puck"
Bronze, 180 X 250cm, 2014
Stanisław Szwechowicz
Stanislaw Szwechowicz was born In 1949 in Gdańsk. Graduated at Gdansk Academy of Fine Arts at Sculpture Faculty in 1973. From this time participation in many exhibitions and sculpture—competitions home and abroad. Awarded in many sculpture affair.
"W Drodze"
BRONZE, Stone, 40cm
Maciej Zychowicz
"Two men"
Bronze, 140cm, 2015
Grete Skolvy
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