Piotr Lutyinski (b. 1962 ) & Bartolomeo Koczenasz (b. 1988), Squirrel; 2018

RISO print; 41.4 x 31 cm
Signed on the back: Wiewiórka/ Ryszard Krynicki/ Print Riso/ Edition I/ Edition 50/ Project Piotr Lutyinski/ Bartolomeo Koczenasz.

Piotr Lutyinski studied at the Faculty of Pedagogy and Art at the Silesian University Branch in Cieszyn from 1983 to 1990. He defended his diploma in graphic design in Prof. Eugeniusz Delekta's studio in 1990. Twice a scholarship holder of the Ministry of Culture. His work includes painting, sculpture, installations and drawings. He also realizes music-visual shows. For him, abstraction is a starting point, a language that demands to be complemented by organic forms. Lutynski is also a sound artist and his first visual-musical actions date back to the early 1990s, with the first Music for Animals held at the Starmach Gallery in 1999. Lutyensky's works have been exhibited in such places as the Zachęta Gallery, Art in General in New York and Studiogalerie in Berlin. His works are in the National Museum in Cracow, among others. He lives and works in Cracow.
Bartolomeo Koczenasz graduated in philosophy from Jagiellonian University. He is a co-founder of the collective "Sundays". In 2016-2018 he ran the independent art institution Art House in Krakow. Since 2010, he has been co-organizing social and artistic events.