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<\/a>Vernissage London Presents Polish Art at AAF NYC, 6-9th May 2010<\/p><\/div>\n
Adam Lach<\/strong> – graduate of\u00a0 the prestigious Academy of Fine Art in Gdansk, runner up in Guardian Weekend Photography Exhibition- Portrait Category as well as accomplished fashion photographer – showing in Poland, UK and USA and working internationally.<\/p>\n Kasia Kifert<\/strong> – accomplished photographer and filmmaker. A Warsaw based photographer and director, he graduated from the faculty of Animation of the Polish National Film School in \u0141\u00f3d\u017a, winner of many awards for animation, best Ad Photographers worldwide 2006\/2007 .Currently responsible for the\u00a0 photography in the acclaimed Sufferrosa\u00a0 neo-noir interactive film by David Marcinkowski.<\/p>\n Pawel Pyrz <\/strong>– an accomplished Warsaw and London based photographer, famous for his Arkadius Anarchy campaign. Winner of many awards including National Geographic- 2006. His commercial work is featured in top fashion magazines including Vogue.<\/p>\n Kaja Solecka<\/strong> – represented by Vernissage for the last 6 years. Exhibited in Austria, Italy , UK and USA Collected in UK, USA, Germany and France<\/p>\n Robert Motelski<\/strong> – represented by Vernissage since graduation,\u00a0 in private collections in England, Belgium, Holland and USA<\/p>\n Piotr Bakowski<\/strong> – best seller for a number of years\u00a0 at AAF NY, London, exhibited and collected in Germany, UK, USA & Sweden , nominated for many prizes, lives and work in Poland<\/p>\n The presentation this year includes a fraction of an installation\u00a0 \u201cPassionate Curiosity About Blue\u00a0 by Izabella Kay first\u00a0 shown during Art Miami Basel week at Red Dot\u00a0 2010 . \u201cPassionate Curiosity About Blue is the artist\u2019s further chapter within the project Perception Altered, investigating the property & mystery of colour \u201c the intention is to present the complexity and narrative of Blue and its consequences. It is a conscious step and commitment to neutralize other colour temptation, break new rules and communicate the importance of monochromatic experience. The project offers endless solutions of rearrangement changing the energy of the whole piece and can be broken up into separate entities. The surround and immersion of this kind is supposed to re-affirm the well-known superiority of Blue and its regal and majestic status. Although constricted within space, the work offers no dimensions because \u201cBlue has no dimensions. It is beyond the dimensions..\u201d. (Yves Klein on Blue). Indeed the work should feel beyond dimension. It projects the unlimited spectrum of solutions and creative energy, which is both stimulating and calming. It is like an overture to spiritual yearning, complex like a piece of music and building up to your own emotional crescendo or peaceful journey. Traditionally associations with Blue vary with different countries but Blue remains a universal language of loyalty and wisdom; it is rational, idealistic and tranquil. It represents water, air and heaven, peace and serenity, the colour of hope and generosity, conveys trust and trustfulness, heals and supposedly treats pain. Most of all it keeps us wondering. The variety of textures and transparency is designed to let us see beyond the physical world so we can immerse in each piece, become intimate in order to step back and comprehend the vastness that has only been touched upon.\u201d Izabella Kay 2009 (She has exhibited internationally and sold all her works for 8 years. She has numerous collectors in the U.K., Poland, Italy, Germany, France,. Switzerland and USA. Most recently she is featured in \u201cLondon Creatives \u2013 Polish Roots\u201d Polska Year presentation in Museum of London, October 2009)<\/p>\n The installation\u00a0 will\u00a0 be shown in conjunction with Projection Blue ,a short form of animation, by Polish born animator and photographer Joanna Czajka. (graduated with the First Class Honours at the faculty of New Media, Polish-Japanese Institute of Computer Technology in Warsaw, Poland).
\nOur work was featured recently at 20\/21 International presentation following our success at the 20\/21 International Art Fair, Royal College of Art in February. Link http:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=03wuX_rrfZQ<\/a><\/p>\n