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Showing posts with label documentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label documentation. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 17, 2020

Night printing

Printing my woodblock from The Gravity series.







Tuesday, January 1, 2019

Wywiad.

Wywiad jaki przeprowadził ze mną red. Marek Barański na temat projektu Patrząc na Tokio.
Gazeta Olsztyńska z dnia 31.XII.2018

link do artykułu na stronie Gazety Olsztyńskiej

Monday, December 17, 2018

Ultranotepad


Free drawing, automatic drawing, rapid drawing, chain reaction drawing, roam drawing.
Including images from Asakusa, Tokyo Station, Imperial Garden surroundings and others (198 pg.)
Drifting in Tokyo, Spring 2018


Saturday, November 24, 2018

Basho palm tree sketchbook.


On my way to the Basho museum in Tokyo. Spring 2018.
Including images from Asakusa, Koto, Morishita station, Basho Museum and garden, Sumida river, Ch. T. portrait and others. (56 pg.)

Enjoy.

Tuesday, November 20, 2018

Looking at Tokyo. Creative Imaging using Drawing Streams. Working papers.

Working papers based on my 1.5 month residency and research based in Tokyo and Tokyo University of Arts.

The above texts were created as a result of a project entitled Looking at Tokyo - Creative Imaging using Drawing Streams (click to read)

- Essay : Negative space and the issue of transformation in the process of composition in art


- Interview with Seiichiro Miida. + two sketchbooks by Seiichiro Miida and Aleksander Woźniak


Project funded by National Science Center in Poland.
Application reg. no.: 2017/01/X/HS2/0676
















On the picture: Drawing in my hotel room in Asakusa, Tokyo, springtime 2018.

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Online records of my Tokyo sketchbooks are coming soon...
 

Friday, June 17, 2016

Sealing woodblock prints. (video)

Short footage from my <3 studio. The magic moment of sealing prints.
Have a good time watching.

Tuesday, March 29, 2016

Kozo papermaking with a little twist.

There is a small video documentation on making paper using kozo fibre.
It's made the Japanese method... Well not exactly. I haven't got the original sugeta those days and was forced to make my own. I'm using flexible silk screen to make sheets.
All equipment made by me.  The video was recorded mostly at Academic Lithography Studio in Olsztyn. POLAND. Feb 2014.

It was a great papermaking quest.

Enjoy.