Andrew Malag, Grey Harbour, 2012

95x100 cm, technique: oil, HDF board, framed painting, year of creation: 2012

The painting "Grey Harbour" by artist Andrzej Malág is a work measuring 95 cm (height) by 100 cm (width). The work is framed in a delicate frame. The painting was made using the technique of oil on HDF, which may suggest that the artist used oil paints to create his composition on a specially prepared HDF (fiber-wood board). This painting technique is known for its durability and ability to create deep colors and textures. Malaga's work often refers to the surrealist trend and magical realism. Andrzej Malag - Graduated from the Faculty of Electronics at Gdansk University of Technology in 1974, followed by a PhD (1983) and habilitation (2004) at the Institute of Electron Technology (ITE) in Warsaw in the field of semiconductor optoelectronics. Professional interests in the design, construction and technology of semiconductor lasers pursued at ITE and then as a researcher, then head of the Department of Optoelectronics at the Institute of Electronic Materials Technology (ITME). Authorship and co-authorship of more than 100 publications and patents in national and international publications. Completion of scientific activities as of 2019.