Michal Rejner

In Michal Rejner's artistic practice the combination of aesthetic quality of easel painting and street art experience is of fundamental importance.
The artist tries to highlight the qualities of spontaneous painting gesture, create tension between figurative and abstract forms, building space of deep emotions in the relationship between the work of art and its audience.
Street art, treated as a tool for direct interpersonal visual communication, has the courage and inner energy. It originates from a desire for spontaneous expression and carries an element of rebellion and social commentary. At its source lies the heartbeat of cities, constant countercultural readiness to carefully register the surrounding world and a desire for an authentic need for an immediate creative reaction to everyday observations and experiences. The artist is also accompanied by practices similar to site-specific mindfulness. Close to the artist's heart is also the idea of individuality of works resulting directly from the nature of inspiration coming from a specific place, whose identity is included in the creative process.
Undoubtedly street art has an element of something frantic, elusive, always open to change and interpretation. These values are...

No education in Fine Arts.

2018:
Blanc Gallery, Chicago | JANUARY
Fulton Street Collective, Chicago | MARCH
Design Within Reach, Chicago | MARCH
Museum of Art and Sciencie, Milan | MARCH
Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi, Venice | MARCH
BWAC, New York | MAY
SqArt Gallery, Bytom, Poland | JUNE
DagArt Galerie, Rzeszów , Poland | AUGUST
Palazzo Zenobio, Venice | SEPTEMBER
Zatoka Sztuki, Sopot, Poland | DECEMBER
Lambretto Factory, Milan | DECEMBER

Awards:
Certificate of Recognition from John Cloud Kaiser in New York.
Award from Vittorio Sgarbi in Milan during the international exhibition.