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Apollo e Scorpio XXIX Print

Rafał Knop

Poland

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The painting is part of the APOLLO painting series launched in 2016. Ancient beautiful head of Apollo set in a geometric hexagon space delimited by plateaus. A spatial shot of a Centurion's head looking at an origami banknote scorpion. Scorpio is ready to attack. Paintings from the "APOLLO" series by Rafał Knop are classic-surreal shots, presenting the beauty of the image of ancient marble sculptures, they are surreal, surprising compositions. Works by Rafał Knop from this series are works made in the oil technique on cotton canvas, varnished with noble natural varnishes. The painting does not require a frame, the side edges are taped with black glossy foil. The painting is signed on the front with the artist's name "KNOP", on the reverse signed and labeled with a sticker with the Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist.

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Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper

Size:10 W x 10 H x 0.1 D in

Size with Frame:15.25 W x 15.25 H x 1.2 D in

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Rafal Knop - born in 1970 r. in Zywiec Poland. Rafał Knop is a painter, passionate about the art of antiquity and surrealism, who loves Tuscany. For several years, he has divided his time between Poland and Tuscany, where every year he organizes artistic Plein-Airs for amateur and professional artists and and Residenza d'Arte. A painter who in his paintings transforms the tendencies of the era - hasty, thoughtless and bright, in which reality becomes an imitation and a pretense. Drawing directly from commercialized culture (swimming pool as an indicator of luxury and a symbol of escapism), it goes beyond its borders, expressing the desire for silence. His paintings are idyllic shots of women's bodies, minimalistic captures of props such as a lonely palm or an unfurled umbrella, but also sublimated, futuristic architecture with elements of huge windows, labyrinths, stairs leading to nowhere, and finally furniture - empty tables, chaise longues and chairs (the presence of the absent) . The aura of the works is created by their light and colors, maintained in shades of ultramarine, pale purples, whites and powdery roses. The immobility of these irrationally sensual performances remains in the memory for a long time, evoking extreme emotions and turning the obvious into the non-obvious. The Swimming Pool series was inspired by the style of the 1960s-70s, the atmosphere of Edward Hockney's paintings from the L.A. series. Swimming Pool and, above all, feminine beauty.

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