OSKAR DAWICKI I'M SORRY

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of contemporary art with the album "I'm Sorry" dedicated to the work of Oskar Dawicki, one of the most intriguing Polish artists. This is the first such comprehensive study of his work, which takes the reader behind the scenes of his extraordinary performances and post-conceptual activities. Get to know the man who, from a painter, became the hero of the award-winning film "Performer", in which he himself played the main role, reflecting the complexity and depth of his artistic soul.

• First album study of Oskar Dawicki's work
• Comprehensive presentation of the artist's oeuvre
• Photographic documentation of works and performances
• Unique photos from the set of the film "Performer"
• Author's introduction written by Dawicki
• Detailed explanations of the published photos, introducing the backstage of creativity
• Impressive album form with full-page and double-page photos

Oskar Dawicki, a painter by education, a performer and post-conceptual artist in practice, and a fatalist by conviction, has become an almost iconic figure in the Polish art scene in recent years. His work, full of irony and self-irony, provokes reflection on the condition of contemporary man and the role of the artist in society. The album "I'm Sorry" is not only a collection of his works, but also an attempt to understand Dawicki's phenomenon, his unconventional approach to art and life.

This book is the first such comprehensive presentation of Dawicki's work. In addition to the rich photographic documentation of his works and performances, we also find photos from the set of the film "Performer", which brings us closer to the figure of the artist in an extremely intimate and personal way. The whole was published in an impressive album form, with many full-page and double-page photos, which allow you to fully appreciate the visual side of his work.

The author's introduction written by the artist adds to the publication the character of an art book, or rather another, unusual performance. In addition, all published photos have been provided with detailed explanations, introducing the reader behind the scenes of Dawicki's work and allowing them to better understand the context of his activities. The album "I'm Sorry" is a must-have for all lovers of contemporary art and those who are looking for inspiration in an unconventional approach to life.

The album "I'm Sorry" is not only a presentation of Oskar Dawicki's work, but also a testimony to his extraordinary personality and influence on the Polish art scene. It is a book that will certainly encourage reflection and inspire you to look for your own, unconventional paths in life and art. Published by Rastar in 2015, it has 172 pages and the format 308x227 mm.