NAWER - Run into Trouble
Acrylic collage on wood panel, tray framed in a matte white frame. 2022
300mm x 300mm H
About the Artwork: NAWER has an exceptional style in an array of vibrant colours that are mixed and collaged together to create his stunning abstract compositions. We are thrilled and honored to have two originals in the gallery by NAWER, who is a very exciting and established Polish artist.
About the Artist: Polish artist NAWER has been involved in street art since the mid-1990s. He graduated from the Architecture and Urbanism program in Krakow and in 2003 focused his energies on painting. Nawer’s art has been featured in solo and group shows as well as online and in various print publications. Recently NAWER has collaborated with the Design Collective, Temporary Space, in a series of audio-visual performance projects that combine his artwork with the latest in video and 3-D mapping techniques. In 2015 Takashi Murakami invited him for a solo show to his gallery in Tokyo. Nawer’s artwork was presented in galleries around the world Los Angeles, Paris, San Francisco, Marrakech, London, Tokyo, Turin, and Berlin.
AESTHETICS
NAWER states that as his own style evolves, “the goal is always to strive forward in an effort to connect painting with architecture.” He does this both on and off the street, in projects including murals, canvases, and multi-media installations. This goal is pursued with aerosol, masking tape, X-ACTO blades, stencils, and precision. He often selects public and functional spaces for his large-scale work and then creates detailed sketches at a small scale before starting on the walls. Two-dimensional surfaces are given volume, mass, color, space, and rhythm — the basic elements of architecture — as he superimposes them with geometric planes, shifting axes, and multiple perspectives which result in the illusion of 3-D.
Like a deconstructed targeting computer on an X-wing starfighter, lines intersect planes / slide past fit into, or bisect other planes / dynamically shoot past shapes at sharp angles towards or away from the viewer. Nawer’s color palette reinforces the perception of depth. Black, white, and neutrals are activated with intense or fluorescent colors that punch forward. Cleanly defined shapes sometimes appear to be transparent revealing layers of geometry. At other times planes are filled with a texture of paint drips, which introduce a human quality to these perfectly executed graphics.
Please note:
This artwork can be shipped worldwide, to your location, however, due to the dimensions of the artwork, we need to obtain precise shipping quotes. These quotes will be provided once the artwork is properly packaged and we ascertain your specific location. Please note that all shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer.
If you wish to proceed with the purchase and shipping arrangements, kindly contact us via email at info@fiksate.com or by phone at 03 3650763. During our correspondence, we will discuss the payment details for the artwork and initiate the shipping process promptly.
Alternatively, if you prefer immediate action, you can secure the artwork by making an online purchase. Upon receiving your online order, we will promptly reach out to you to initiate the shipping process.
NAWER - Run into Trouble
Acrylic collage on wood panel, tray framed in a matte white frame. 2022
300mm x 300mm H
About the Artwork: NAWER has an exceptional style in an array of vibrant colours that are mixed and collaged together to create his stunning abstract compositions. We are thrilled and honored to have two originals in the gallery by NAWER, who is a very exciting and established Polish artist.
About the Artist: Polish artist NAWER has been involved in street art since the mid-1990s. He graduated from the Architecture and Urbanism program in Krakow and in 2003 focused his energies on painting. Nawer’s art has been featured in solo and group shows as well as online and in various print publications. Recently NAWER has collaborated with the Design Collective, Temporary Space, in a series of audio-visual performance projects that combine his artwork with the latest in video and 3-D mapping techniques. In 2015 Takashi Murakami invited him for a solo show to his gallery in Tokyo. Nawer’s artwork was presented in galleries around the world Los Angeles, Paris, San Francisco, Marrakech, London, Tokyo, Turin, and Berlin.
AESTHETICS
NAWER states that as his own style evolves, “the goal is always to strive forward in an effort to connect painting with architecture.” He does this both on and off the street, in projects including murals, canvases, and multi-media installations. This goal is pursued with aerosol, masking tape, X-ACTO blades, stencils, and precision. He often selects public and functional spaces for his large-scale work and then creates detailed sketches at a small scale before starting on the walls. Two-dimensional surfaces are given volume, mass, color, space, and rhythm — the basic elements of architecture — as he superimposes them with geometric planes, shifting axes, and multiple perspectives which result in the illusion of 3-D.
Like a deconstructed targeting computer on an X-wing starfighter, lines intersect planes / slide past fit into, or bisect other planes / dynamically shoot past shapes at sharp angles towards or away from the viewer. Nawer’s color palette reinforces the perception of depth. Black, white, and neutrals are activated with intense or fluorescent colors that punch forward. Cleanly defined shapes sometimes appear to be transparent revealing layers of geometry. At other times planes are filled with a texture of paint drips, which introduce a human quality to these perfectly executed graphics.
Please note:
This artwork can be shipped worldwide, to your location, however, due to the dimensions of the artwork, we need to obtain precise shipping quotes. These quotes will be provided once the artwork is properly packaged and we ascertain your specific location. Please note that all shipping costs are the responsibility of the buyer.
If you wish to proceed with the purchase and shipping arrangements, kindly contact us via email at info@fiksate.com or by phone at 03 3650763. During our correspondence, we will discuss the payment details for the artwork and initiate the shipping process promptly.
Alternatively, if you prefer immediate action, you can secure the artwork by making an online purchase. Upon receiving your online order, we will promptly reach out to you to initiate the shipping process.