Igor Omulecki – Waveherd at Le Guern
“Waveherd” tells about nature, and family. The relationship between these two is shown from the point of view of ‘nowhere’ – in a verdant scenario, in some celestial bodies, in a black hole into blackness. Here’s where one of the central points comes out – the cycle as a circle – life where nothing is and nothing ends. It could be assumed as a spiral you cannot escape: in fact, in view of Włodzimierz Jan Zakrzewski’s upcoming exhibition – “Krol Roger” (28 Sept. 2013) – he and Omulecki met, combining their works, putting them in dialogue in a congruent way. This drove Le Guern gallery to extend Omulecki’s exhibition until the next opening. Nice shot!
Igor Omulecki, Waveherd at Le Guern, Warszawa, through September 27, 2013
Igor Omulecki, Cloud-03, 2012 (archival ink print, 25 x 40 cm), Waveherd, Le Guern, Warszawa [Courtesy Le Guern Gallery]
Igor Omulecki, Space-0, 2012 (archival ink jet print, 90 x 70 cm), Waveherd, Le Guern, Warszawa [Courtesy Le Guern Gallery]
Igor Omulecki, Rainbow Sun-01, 2012 (archival ink print, 30 x 40 cm), Waveherd, Le Guern, Warszawa [Courtesy Le Guern Gallery]
Igor Omulecki, Mama-01, 2012 (archival ink print, 45 x 55 cm), Waveherd, Le Guern, Warszawa [Courtesy Le Guern Gallery]
Igor Omulecki, Moon-02, 2012 (archival ink jet print, 60 x 40 cm), Waveherd, Le Guern, Warszawa [Courtesy Le Guern Gallery]
