Four Wild Flowers And The Handmade Stone Vase Print

Robert Andler-Lipski is Polish-British visual artist, working with a wide range of mediums and materials by attaching typical painting routines also collages methods with various printmaking techniques. In his creative process he is working from a number of various and often mutually incompatible influences such as impressionism and fauvism, abstract and brutalism and also minimalism and naive art: As he said: "(...) I'm more or less influenced by some particular art tendencies, forms or styles, also by some particular artists. This drift is the same way natural but also consistently changing during my creative work". Lipski's artistic works are often seamlessly blending figurative subjects with abstract forms as a complexity and apparent chaos, with a exceptional harmony of compositions what resulted of establishing his own distinctive and highly recognizable artistic language. Robert Andler-Lipski born in 1968. Studied Methodology of Arts Teaching and Philosophy. Completed Decorative Tapestry Weaving and Artistic Mosaic master courses. He was early introduced to the nature inspired figurative and abstract painting, drawing and printmaking. Although that his artistic journey began in early 80's, he worked also as an art teacher, journalist and graphic designer simultaneously However, in the mid of 2013 he decided to devote himself exclusively to the artistic career. Robert Andler-Lipski is a committed artist of a deep humanistic frame of mind and exceptionally individualistic sensitivity. General understanding of nature along with a poetry, music, elusive emotions both commonly considered as a positive and negative ones, also momentary impressions created by them in a frames of floating time, the beauty of the human’s body are the main inspirations for his creativity. His artworks are included in private and institutional collections in over 20 countries worldwide. Also, he is an author of three poetry books and editor of number of artistic publications.