Michał Król

Michał Król (Structuralist) was born in 1984 in the region of Kujawy, Poland. His works are currently divided into two categories: STRUCTURAL COLLAGE with the use of industrial machines, which had helped the creation of structural paintings and INTERIOR illustrating the insight into the interior literally as well as figuratively, by utilizing X-Ray and magnetic resonance imaging. His source of inspiration were factories in Bydgoszcz, where he used to work in his free time and while studying. From there, he has begun using and assembling industrial materials in his works. Its characteristic collage and structural painting show that the materials can be re-used and put in a new and unique, lively context. His style is mainly inspired by structuralism and industrialism portraying the beauty of things that are present in our lives. His admiration for the works of Alberto Burri, Piotr Łakomy Andy Warhol and Hans Rudolf Giger inspired him to create his very own „structural collage” and “interior”. I am fascinated by the feeling of unease when experiencing art and engaging in interactions, often with a random audience.

Master's degree completing studies at the Faculty of Pedagogy and Psychology at the Department of Philosophy of Education and Pedagogy of Culture of the Kazimierz Wielki University in Bydgoszcz.
He is an outsider and an autodidact.

2021- Exhibition of modern art "BIOART"
November 2021 – December 2021
BIOART - intends to show the communion of nature with art, access to and metaphorically. Art returns to nature. it comes from a specific element originating from nature's specific gifts, it returns to its bosom to be nature itself and to provide for its sustenance. The intention is to unite art with nature, to show how the nature of the effects of changes on the workbench, while maintaining the scope of possibilities, and, ultimately, art, becomes a part, constituting a component of nature. Art comes from nature and penetrates nature. The circle is closing. Inspection works take place in pavilions no. 4, 5 and 9 of the Poznań Palm House, shown in various sceneries: from tropical, through desert and subtropical vegetation. Used in the climatic and environmental conditions of the Palm House.


2020- Exhibition of modern art from the collection of Piotr Fajkis at the Ignacy Mine in the city of Rybnik, Poland
January 2020 – February 2020
Collection of art by present young and older Polish artists alike, where Michał Król’s piece titled „The Network” was featured.

2019 - Jasinski&friends VII – art exhibition at the Gallery „Przy Teatrze Narodowym” in Warsaw
November ...