JarosłAw Wójcik

Reflecting on my years of artistic activity, I see a growing interest in various technologies. This fascination has been shaped not only by fulfilling private and public commissions but also by a sensitivity to the diversity of materials. Stone, bronze, stainless steel—each fascinates me in its own way, as do glass and stone mosaics. I value the malleability of materials such as clay or plasters, which each time provoke a different style of expression and new themes.
My education at the Faculty of Conservation of Works of Art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow opened the door for me to work with top-class monuments, including Gothic wall paintings and archaeological artifacts from the 12th century. Since the 1990s, I have been creating sculptures in granite, stainless steel, and bronze. I have also had the fortune to collaborate with architectural teams implementing my concepts for large public utility buildings, including interior design projects. My work includes mosaics, stained glass, and a special technique I developed for melting glass reliefs. I have also engaged in digital design of stone objects, realized using CNC technology.
In my career, I have had the opportunity to collaborate on the relocation of a historic wooden...

Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow. Poland. Faculty of conservation of works of art.
High school of fine arts in Kielce. Faculty of Sculpture.