the destroyer Painting by Daniel Maczynski

90x80 cm oil on linen

Original Created: 2016

Subjects: Science/Technology

Styles: Portraiture, Expressionism, Surrealism

Mediums: Oil

Materials: Canvas

Painting: Oil on Canvas

Original: One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size: 31.5 W x 35.4 H x 0.8 D in

Frame: Not Framed

Packaging: Ships in a Crate

Daniel Maczynski born 1976. He is inspired by nature, literature, music, history, but also political processes and social processes taking place in the modern world. In the creative process, he is focused on an in-depth study of causes and effects, focused on the detail, often using metaphors and references, which directly translates into the detail of the work being created. Creates works from the borderline of abstraction, cubism and surrealism, still seeking synthesis through analysis and inversely.

The creative process often begins with the creation of a concept (collage) created under the influence of a seemingly non-painting theme. Designing for the creator is understanding the references / relationships between the individual components, and then arranging them in sequence, so that their mutual relations increase creativity, and as a result creates synergy and multiplied effect. He works on physical data, clippings, and sketches, which allows him to move freely - creating chaos in the creative process. In the next step, it eliminates unnecessary elements and finally painting . By formatting dynamic relations / combinations and using materials in paper form, Daniel Maczynski has the ability to move individual components to a higher order of existence. Relationships are abstractions, ideas that have a real impact on his work.

He rejects the use of digital data and graphics programs, treating them as limiting and blocking the creative process, reaching for his intuition, knowledge and experience.