photo: Tomáš Agat Błoński
TOMÁŠ Agat Błoński's large colour photos are displayed in Žilina. They open a new cycle of exhibitions by young artists.
Błoński, 30, created the photos within the cycle Osudy duchom plných (Spirit-filled Fates) in 2004.
"I played with various objects, such as balloons, paper, stone, water and air in the project, which resulted in a collection of visual poems presented as colour photos," said the artist.
Błoński is not one of those artists whose creativity focusses on all-embracing and global themes, but rather reflects an introspective view of his own world.
photo: Tomáš Agat Błoński
"Błoński's photos poetically depict a staged situation, which is constantly changing. In them we see the desire for freedom meeting with a message that nothing is eternal and unchanging," curator Mira Putišová told the TASR news wire.
Blonski first entered the public eye with the portraits of "hen madams" and "cock sirs" he created in 2001.
Visitors can see the Osudy duchom plných exhibition at the Považská galéria umenia (Považie Gallery of Arts), MR Štefánika 2 until March 5.
By Jana Liptáková
