Robert DYRCZ (1972), D4; 2023

Patinated aluminum with wooden elements on marble base.
Dimensions: 42 x 24 x 8.5 cm casting height: 30 cm
Ed. 1/9
Signature on the right: RD
Signed, dated, described on the back: ROBERT DYRCZ/ "SKULL" / 2023 - 1/9

Graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow, where he received his diploma from the Faculty of
Sculpture in the studio of Professor J. Sêkowski. He works in sculpture, drawing and
scenography. He collaborated on the sets of films such as. , "To the Moon",
, "Righteous", as well as , "Carte Blanche". He has participated in exhibitions
individual and collective exhibitions. The artist, together with Jacek Gruszecki, is co-author of the
"Bacchus" monument in Zielona Gora. His works can be found in private collections
private collections at home and abroad.
The artist seeks in the created form unreal shapes, abstract
visualization of the perception of human nature.

Nature-inspired abstraction can take many forms. Avant-garde artists
of the first decades of the 20th century within the framework of various trends, such as Dadaism or
Surrealism made their mark for a long time in the imagination of subsequent generations of
sculptors. The presented work owes much to the style of Hans Arp or the
the gentleness of Joan Miro's forms. However, it seems closest to the compositions of Jean
Lambert-Rucki, where far-reaching geometrization and simplification
are complemented by elements made of different materials.
The ambiguity of expression is enhanced by the deep drawing and graphic
patterns emphasizing curves and openwork. The sculptural matter is carefully
The spatiality of the form is perfectly presented in any interior.
The sculptural material is carefully refined, so that the spatiality of the form looks great in any interior, being an impressive dominant of minimalist surroundings or a full-fledged part of an elaborate design.
or a full-fledged part of an elaborate exhibition.