Assholy, Assholy

print/ archival paper 70 x 50 cm | ed.1/1

In his works, where good intentions are not enough, he appears - Asshole (Assholy), who acts out of spite, manifests rebellion and makes a lot of fuss. He contrasts his pleasant form with his bitter content and tart message. Pieñczak is a futurist who mixes novelties with classics. He loves competing with himself and living in a routine. He thinks broadly about the process - from the problem, to usability, to form. People say "his works hit the spot!". He likes consistency, doesn't like boredom - he seeks, riding the wave of constant change served by the world: "I have been educated and inspired by travel for many years, which is why I settled in the world. I love the streets of large and dynamic cities, meditating in the middle of the jungle and seeking peace on the shores of the Ocean. I threw a lot out of my life to focus on what is most important: living in the here and now, appreciating moments and valuable relationships. Like pleasures, it's simple. Like coffee, it's specialty. If it's a wake-up call, it's at dawn, and if it's a party, it's until morning."

His work appears in countless projects, in press, magazines, branding projects, cultural events, advertising campaigns, packaging and the world of music. He contributes using many forms: illustrating, designing, painting or drawing. In the digital world, in print and in the world of traditional techniques.