Jaroslaw Jaśnikowski - Spring flight

“One may ask; where are these worlds, are they within our galaxy or much further away? However, distance doesn't matter here. The real world intertwines with the worlds of our imagination.” Jaroslaw Jaśnikowski

Images of unreal machines are a distinguishing feature of Jaśnikowski's style. He is a leading representative of steampunk in Polish painting. For the needs of the "Alternative World", the artist creates huge surrealistic machines that challenge the viewer with their monumentality. "Spring flight" depicts a futuristic balloon hovering over a rocky shore, and the idyllic mood of the landscape suggests a trip to fairy-tale skies . The whole is maintained in a cheerful tone, hiding, as always in Jaśnikowski's works, a dose of unspoken mystery.

Inkografia was created in a closed edition limited to 50 copies.

Jarosław Jaśnikowski (born in 1976) – an outstanding Polish painter, a leading representative of magical realism and steampank, initially creating science-fiction art. Jaśnikowski's painting is marked by the influence of Salvador Dalí's art, and his greatest inspiration is the work of Wojciech Siudmak. In his works, he creates absolutely unique flying machines, transporting viewers to "Alternative Worlds". In this way, he bends the rigid laws of physics and defies stereotypes. He paints stories about the world broken into millions of floating islands, where the most important theme is the experience of time travel. Jarosław Jaśnikowski has had a number of individual and collective exhibitions, and his works are present in collections around the world.