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| Miroslaw Baca | |
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I am Polish sculptor, born in 1974, currently living and working both in England and Mexico |
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As an artist I mainly work in traditional sculpture materials as wood, stone, ceramics and metal, also willingly making experiments and applying new technologies in my works.I like travelling and working in different places of the world, which beside finding new inspirations and possibilities of meeting new interesting people and getting to know new countries and cultures, gives me an opportunity to work in new materials that are not accessible in other places. |
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Newest Artwork
2006 |
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| The cycle of sculptures made from wood and black marble. All the pieces refer to a human being in aspect of the culture. On wooden abstract forms with open work ornaments there are hung black stone heads and other forms. Preferably the cycle is to be trated as a whole. Ideal for pernament display in open to public spaces in officies and hotels (not suitable for outdoor display) |
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Newest Artwork. Fragment of th
2006 |
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| The cycle of sculptures made from wood and black marble. All the pieces refer to a human being in aspect of the culture. On wooden abstract forms with open work ornaments there are hung black stone heads and other forms. Preferably the cycle is to be trated as a whole. Ideal for pernament display in open to public spaces in officies and hotels (not suitable for outdoor display) |
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Newest Artwork. Fragment of th
2006 |
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| The cycle of sculptures made from wood and black marble. All the pieces refer to a human being in aspect of the culture. On wooden abstract forms with open work ornaments there are hung black stone heads and other forms. Preferably the cycle is to be trated as a whole. Ideal for pernament display in open to public spaces in officies and hotels (not suitable for outdoor display) |
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Newest Artwork. Fragment of th
2006 |
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| The cycle of sculptures made from wood and black marble. All the pieces refer to a human being in aspect of the culture. On wooden abstract forms with open work ornaments there are hung black stone heads and other forms. Preferably the cycle is to be trated as a whole. Ideal for pernament display in open to public spaces in officies and hotels (not suitable for outdoor display) |
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The Prayer. Fragment of 'Musli
1999 |
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| A series of ceramics and stone sculptures made as the MA Thesis at the Academy of Art. in Krakow, inspired by the trips to Muslim countries made during the years of studies at the Academy. The idea of working over Islam is not a scientific analysis of the culture, but usage of the artistic language, transmission of impressions, fascination as well as doubts derived from contacts with a distinct world: religion, culture, tradition and, above all, people living in a totally different system of values.
The sculptures constitute a formal unity, they are dressed like Muslim women in their traditional clothes. Each of them refers to different fields of life, thus the individual sculptures show Islam as a religion ( the stone forms on ceramics carpets), political and legal systems ( soldiers, stoning to death), and values such as a family and art.
The series was presented in front of the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, in Grodzka Street, in summer 1999.
Now, the sculptures are exhibited in Zakopane, in Jagiellonska Street.
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La Junta - The Meeting
2003 |
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| The sculpture "La Junta" (Gathering) was realized during the Mexican government scholarship in 2003. Currently it is a part of pernament display of the colection of the Instituto Veracruzano de la Educación y Cultura (IVEC) in El Jardín de las Esculturas (Sculpture Park) in Xalapa, Veracruz in Mexico
This sculptural composition consists of four pieces of wood varying between 2m to 2.5m high in which there are encrusted some elements of volcanic stone. In the formal aspect of the sculpture, its stylisation and its abstraction, it makes reference to human shapes, but also its ornamentation appear to symbolise the Mexican way of dress. The grouping of these shapes represent an indigenous society, characterised by its traditions and customs and its way of speaking and dressing. The heads, done in stone, have a character and attitude and a gesture which gives each one a different identity. The use of these materials ( stone - wood) is to create differentiation in the formal elements and also to emphasise certain characteristics
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Untitled
2005 |
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| The sculptures shown in Galería Marie-Louise Ferrari in Xalapa, Mexico are an attempt at growing accustomed to the volcanic stone typical for Xalapa. Each of them is made in stone of different structure. Some of them are monolithic, others are porous. The series of six works was carried out during the three month stay in Jardín de la Esculturas in Xalapa and refers to the sculpture "La Junta" realized in 2003 which constitutes a part of a permanent collection of the Institute of Education and Culture of Veracruz State (IVEC). |
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Golden Thoughts (1/6). Fragmen
2003 |
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| A series of six heads made from stone ( marble from Debnik) and from wood in 2002. The sculptures are covered with gold.
The golden thoughts of the author constitute the inspiration for the series.
In 2005 the cycle was exhibited in The Royal British Society of Sculptors Gallery in London.
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| 教育程度与个人自传 | |
| Studies at Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, Faculty of Sculpture in 1994 – 1999 and Jagiellonian University in Cracow, Faculty of Philosophy in 1997 – 1998 In 2003 obtained Mexican Government and Polish Ministry of Culture Scholarship in Mexico, where realized sculptor’s project for Jardín de las Esculturas in Xalapa, Veracruz. Currently still lives in Mexico and realizes new artistic projects. From 2005 Member of The Royal British Society of Sculptors in London. Particular individual and collective exhibitions: 2005 - The Royal British Society of Sculptors Gallery, London, England 2005 – Galería Marie-Louise Ferrari, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico 2004 – Leeds City Art Gallery, Artist Open, Leeds, England 2003 – Jardín de las Esculturas, Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico 1999 – Exhibition of the cycle “Islam”, Jagiellonian University, Cracow, Poland Moreover, participation in numerous exhibitions, artistic projects, symposiums and festivals. Awards: The Royal British Society of Scultors Bursary Award 2005 Co-operation with cultural and artistic organizations and institutions such as International Art Consultants Ltd, Art For Officies in London, Instituto de Artes Plásticas de la Universidad Veracruzana in Xalapa in Mexico. Pernament exhibition of sculptures in Zakopane, Jagiellońska Street. |
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| 未来的展览 | |
| MacNamara Foundation, artist in Residence Programme, Westport, Maine, USA - September 2007 | |
| 网站: www.baca.cracow.pl | |
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