Wojciech Siudmak - Filaments of Fate

"Filaments of Fate" tells the story of an existing cosmic energy that, over time, develops into something greater. Symbolically, a woman is depicted here, who, like the hand of a clock, is on its dial. Time, which we as humanity have no control over and are forced to submit to, is also significant. The bodies depicted are, in a sense, born of a woman and permeate with the same energy. In the end, the universe can only be interfered with by the symbolic hand shown in the air.

"The artist's world is unique, full of personal symbolism, fantastic characters and constructions based on unexpected strands of thought. It is governed by his motto: Only a dream can transcend all barriers." - Siudmak Fantastic Worlds, Dom Wydawniczy Rebis, 2021

Inkography "Filaments of Fate" by Wojciech Siudmak was created in a closed limited edition of 100 copies.

Wojciech Siudmak - painter and sculptor, was born in 1942 in Wieluń, Poland. Between 1956 and 1961, he continued his education in Warsaw, at the High School of Fine Arts and then studied at the Academy of Fine Arts. In September 1966, he left for Paris and began his studies at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts. He lives and works in France. Wojciech Siudmak is a leading representative of fantasy realism and science fiction. Fantastic realism combines surreal vision with naturalistic art and has its roots in surrealism, as represented by S. Dali and R. Magritte. What Siudmak shares with Dalí is a virtuosity in rendering the three-dimensional illusion of space, a sense of light and shadow, linear and aerial perspectives. Siudmak's timeless art, captivates with its Renaissance perfection and virtuosity and imagination beyond the norm, fascinating with its intellectual richness. Many famous personalities have expressed their admiration for the artist's work: Federico Fellini, Jean-Jacques Annaud, George Lucas, Paul Guth, John Harrison, Jacques Goimard, Jean Claude Dunyach, Francis Lai, Guy Beart, Kim Stanley Robinson and Denis Villeneuve director of the Oscar-winning film "Diuna".

Size S - 36,5 x 44,5 cm with passe-partout; 41,5 x 49,5 cm with frame