An ironic congregation occupies a stage-like tableau, twelve elongated figures ringed with small halos and caught in a ritual both comic and solemn. Against a dusky horizontal wash and crimson curtains, the artist arranges a lateral procession, a shallow depth that reads like a theatrical set. The palette is restrained, jewel-toned garments punctuating the somber brown and black ground, while meticulous, almost naïf brushwork renders facial caricatures with surprising tenderness. Objects scattered on the table, from glass and a fish to keys, become silent props in this allegory, their lucid highlights sharpening contrast. Suggestive of folk surrealism and late expressionist elongation, the scene invites a wry contemplation of ceremony, faith and human foibles.
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Do you dare to look beyond the framework of reality?
About the author
JAROSŁAW KIEŁCZYŃSKI was born in 1967. He graduated from High School of Art in Gdynia - Orłowo and Fine Arts University. He attended the workshop for Movie and Theater Art University in Łódź.
His art is inspired by Bosch and Holland art masters. He designed theater set for “Life is Beautiful”.
Currently he lives and paint in Kraków in Poland.
Canvas stretched on wooden frame. Artwork is signed at front bottom left corner. Protected with varnish. Colors of the painting may slightly differ from photos due to screen settings. Comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Will be carefully packed in bubble wrap and cardboard. Shipping with tracking number.