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Portraits, 2006
Portraits and selfportraits are among the main subjects of Materka's works. The two presented here - Bartek's selfportrait and a portrait of his wife, Joanna - are the most mature and expressive works in the series of images formed out of letters, as if in ASCII code.
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| I don't remember her name, 2007
Oil on canvas, 49,5 x 64,5 cm
A painting from the "Hallucynogens" series. Deformed, rastered images of women's faces are an attempt at visualizing the sight distortions which may, for example, result from a very strong migraine.
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Untitled (Girl in a bar), 2007
Oil on canvas, 140cm x 160cm
One of the paintings documenting scenes from the nightlife, and at the same time referring to medical cases of patients who suffer from eye-sight recovery and excess of light.
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| Iwona & Dorota, 2006
oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm
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| Untitled, 2005
oil on canvas, 60 x 60 cm
A painting form the "Saprophytes" series - a speck of dirt seen under a microscope.m
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Untitled, 2006
oil on canvas, 100 x 100 cm
A painting form the "Saprophytes" series - a saprophyte egg seen under a microscope.
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| Saprophytes, 2005
series of paintings, oil on canvas, 40 x 40 cm eachy
Series of paintings depicting saprophytes as seen under a microscope. For these paintings, Materka was awarded the 3rd prize on the painting biennale "Bielska Jesień 2005".
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Untitled, 2007
Oil on canvas, 80cm x 142cm
One of the paintings referring to medical cases of patients who suffer from eye-sight recovery and excess of light.
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Tytus, 2005
oil on canvas, 80 x90 cm
One of many paintings depicting the artist's son - Tytus and, at the same time, one of his works with the characteristic "delaminatio" of colors, which resembles a TV broadcast with interferences or a faulty printout. A defect common in mechanically-produced images, was adapted here as a studied and deliberate effect.
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| Tytus drowned, 2007
oil on canvas, 150 x 200 cm
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| Tytus, 2006
oil on canvas, 140 x 170 cm
A portrait of Tytus lying on the beach with a symbolic fracture, which refers to the artist's complicated family situation at that time.
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| Untitled, 2004
oil on canvas, 130 x 150 cm
A painting from the artist's debut exhibition in Raster gallery, depicting his son, Tytus, on a tree.
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