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Small beige and red abstract painting.
Small beige and red abstract painting.
Small beige and red abstract painting.
Small beige and red abstract painting. — artist's signature
Small beige and red abstract painting. — edge view
Small beige and red abstract painting. — detail
Painting by Piotr Kownacki 46 Artworks Sold

Time Machine

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

41cm (W) x 51cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

"Time Machine", acrylic on stretched canvas, 20 x 16 inches. The painting is signed on the front, varnished and ready to hang. The sides are painted black. Adding a frame is optional. Piotr Kownacki says, "I believe in deeply organized chaos; the more accidental a brushstroke, the better, and yet it has to be controlled. I like when many accidents make sense at the end".

Artist Bio
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Piotr Kownacki 107 artworks | 11 Sold

Piotr Kownacki studied fine art in Warsaw, Poland. These days he lives in the green and leafy Sydney suburb of Five Dock. His passion for painting is matched by his passion for the Japanese martial art aikido – both walk the fine line between focus and relaxation. He says, "I believe in deeply organized chaos, the more accidental a brushstroke, the better, and yet it has to be in a controlled way. I like when many accidents make sense at the end".

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Piotr's studio is in Sydney