Untitle Sculpture

Dawid rarely uses colour in their work, focusing instead on whites, blacks, grays, and metallic tones. They are drawn to imperfections, fractures, distortions, and a certain kind of ugliness. Their art often delves into themes of unease and tension, embracing raw emotions and the beauty of the unexpected. Their creative process is deeply intuitive, without a fixed plan or predetermined outcome. Each piece evolves naturally, guided by the emotions experienced in the moment of creation or glazing, particularly in their ceramic works. This emotional connection shapes forms that feel authentic and deeply personal. Working primarily with glass and ceramics, [Artist's Name] frequently combines these materials to explore their interplay. The contrasts and harmonies between fragility and strength serve as a central inspiration, reflecting ideas of transformation and imperfection. Rejecting confinement to a single style or medium, they approach art as a constant process of experimentation and discovery, valuing the journey as much as the final result.