Andrzej Borowski (1969 Zywiec -) Contemporary Polish School -"still Life" Oil/canvas (1986)

Andrzej Borowski (1969 Żywiec -)
“Still Life / Martwa Natura”
Oil on canvas signed lower right and dated 1996
olej, płótno, sygn. i dat. p. d.: “Borowski/1996”
31 x 40 cm

Andrzej Borowski, born April 2, 1969 in Żywiec, is a Polish painter and collector.
Andrzej Borowski graduated from the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts in 1994 in the studio of Professor Zbysław Maciejewski, at the time when Professor Jan Szancenbach was rector of the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts.
His works stylistically refer to Krakow modernism, supplemented by new means of expression, which, according to art historian Zofia Weiss can indicate the phenomenon of the formation of a new direction in the history of the Polish painting. (...) The work of Andrzej Borowski corresponds to the entire term of “dreamlike neorealism”.
The subject of Andrzej Borowski's works is mainly still life and landscape. In his most recent work, he draws inspiration from the architecture and nature of Italy and France.
He is also the author of the polychromy of the Church of the Holy Family in Piekary Śląskie.
His works have been presented at art fairs: Gent Line Art 95, Art Strasbourg 96, Gent Line Art 2008. The artist's works have been presented on numerous occasions, among others, in Poland, Greece, France, Italy, India.
Andrzej Borowski is co-organizer of the “Paradise in Poland” outdoor painting exhibition and curator of contemporary art exhibitions.