STANISŁAW GAJEWSKI. POSTERS

Discover the fascinating world of posters in a new mini-album dedicated to the work of Stanisław Gajewski, an outstanding graphic artist of the young generation. This album is a journey through the artist's witty and provocative works, characterized by a direct message, while encouraging deeper reflection. Immerse yourself in the richness of forms and content that define Gajewski's unique style.

• Unique collection of posters by Stanisław Gajewski.
• Works exhibited at numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad.
• Witty and provocative posters that encourage reflection.
• Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
• Works in collections of museums and private individuals.
• Hardcover for long life of the album.

Stanisław Gajewski (born 1987) is a graphic artist of the young generation who studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He received his master's degree from Zygmunt Januszewski and Mieczysław Wasilewski, and his doctorate from Lech Majewski. His works are regularly presented at solo and group exhibitions both in Poland and abroad, which proves his recognition in the art world. Gajewski's posters are also in prestigious museum collections and private collections, which confirms their artistic and collector's value.

The album "Gajewski. Posters" is not only a collection of works, but also a story about the artist, his inspirations and his creative process. Each poster is a unique work that combines elements of humor, provocation and deep reflection. The directness of the message, characteristic of Gajewski's work, makes his posters understandable and engaging for a wide audience. It is an ideal book for lovers of graphics, contemporary art and all who appreciate original and inspiring works.

Bosz Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality and aesthetics of its publications, has ensured that the album "Gajewski. Posters" is published in a hardcover binding, which guarantees its durability and elegant appearance. The 210x164 mm format makes the album handy and comfortable to view, and the 64 pages are filled with high-quality reproductions of Gajewski's posters. It is an ideal gift for anyone interested in poster art and the work of young Polish artists.