#jarekpuczel

Head, Jarek Puczel

Someone is looking back.

Lovers (6), Jarek Puczel

"The Polish artist wanted to represent in a realistic way the incapability of "giving a human face" to the ineffable feeling of love: he delineated neither edges of the images nor the strokes of a woman lost in the moment in which she is touching the soul of her lover" (Giovanni Garofalo).

Melancholia, Jarek Puczel

This work is emotional, but calming and reduced in shape and color. It shows the individual person, but talking about a common human experiences.

Lovers (1), Jarek Puczel

Lovers create a common space in love... I think representing a soul has nothing to do with the topical and ordinary representation. That's why I avoid sketching every detail, minimizing my creation as much as I can. For some aspects, my work comes from the union of matter and spirit: "The Polish artist wanted to represent in a realistic way the incapability of "giving a human face" to the ineffable feeling of love: he delineated neither edges of the images nor the strokes of a woman lost in the moment in which she is touching the soul of her lover" (Giovanni Garofalo).

Beloved, Jarek Puczel

Love and longing.