Edward Dwurnik - Płock
Description
"Hitch-hiking" is Edward Dwurnik's most famous series of works. The artist transports the viewer into the world of urban bustle, documenting countless cities and towns in a characteristic way, both wandering around the remote corners of Poland and visiting world capitals.
“Dwurnik has the gift of seeing what cannot be seen from a specific point of view. He composes the image of the place from what is remembered, lifts up what is seen on the ground. The goal is the image; the focus is obviously shifted to a new composition, a new value. It is building new cities with plans and photos.”
Ewa Zamorska-Przyłuska, Edward Dwurnik. Painting. Attempt at a retrospective, Zachęta Gallery of Contemporary Art, Warsaw 2001
Inkography made with the consent and under the direct supervision of the artist, and then bearing his signature in the lower right corner. In the left corner there is an indication of the edition number and the size of the work. Thanks to the guarantee of the uniqueness of the series, inkographs become a good investment over time.
Technical data
| Certificate of Authenticity | DESA Modern |
| Format - S - Size - Small | 23 x 30 cm |
| Format - M - Size - Medium | 46 x 60 cm |
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