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Untitled from the Loops series

2010
gelatin silver print, 10.1 × 13 cm (16.3 × 19.7 cm),
signed "Andrzej Kramarz", dated, titled and edition on the reverse
edition: 2/10 + 2 a.p.

So far, Loops has been the most personal of all of Andrzej Kramarz’s portfolios of works. It is an intimate story about the artist himself and the places where he has lived. The body of pictures, which demonstrates a variety of styles, shows a part of the artist’s experiences. The photographs were taken over a long period, in Dębica, Kraków and Hawaii, where the artist currently lives and works.
Exhibitions of the series: Refleksy Gallery, Warsaw (2010); Kea’au Fine Art Center, Hawaii, USA (2011).

Z cyklu Rzeczy

2007/2015
wydruk pigmentowy, papier Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta 315 g,
50 × 62,8 cm (51 × 63,7 cm),
sygn., dat. i opis na naklejce na odwrocie
nakład: 3/15 + 2 a.p.

Fotografia należy do cyklu kilkudziesięciu fotografii wykonanych przez artystę na targu pod halą przy ul. Grzegórzeckiej w Krakowie. Dariusz Czaja pisze o pracach Kramarza, że "nie są to zdjęcia reportażowe, ale wyraźnie skomponowane, zaaranżowane" i dodaje, że "pierwszym «kompozytorem» jest tu sama rzeczywistość, fotograf co najwyżej pomaga w ujawnieniu jej zakrytych aspektów". Tytułowe rzeczy są nie tyle zbiorem sfotografowanych przedmiotów, co bogatą opowieścią o człowieku.
Publikacje: Małopolska. Fotografie. To niczego nie wyjaśnia (Małopolski Instytutu Kultury, 2007) - wyróżniona w 48. Konkursie Najpiękniejsze Książki Roku 2007 organizowanym przez Polskie Towarzystwo Wydawców Książek; autorska książka Rzeczy (Muzeum Etnograficzne w Krakowie, 2008) - typowana do tytułu jednego ze stu najlepszych wydawnictw fotograficznych roku według jurorów The Best Photography Book Award (dołączona do pracy).

From the Things series

2007/2015
pigment print, Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta paper 315 g, 50 × 62.8 cm (51 × 63.7 cm),
signed, dated and described on label on the reverse
edition: 3/15 + 2 a.p.

The photograph comes from a series of several dozen works made by the artist in the flea market at Grzegórzecka Street in Cracow. As Dariusz Czaja comments on the works, "they are not merely documentary photos, but carefully composed, arranged pictures," adding that "reality itself is the leading ‘composer’ here, with the photographer merely helping reality reveal its concealed meanings." Rather than being a collection of photographed objects, the things in the title of the series are a rich narrative about man.
Publications: Małopolska. Photographs. It Does Not Explain Anything (Małopolska Institute of Culture, 2007) - honourable mention in the 48th Competition Most Beautiful Books 2007, organised by the Polish Book Publishers’ Association; Things (Ethnographic Museum in Cracow, 2008) - selected as one of the top 100 photographic publications by the jurors of The Best Photography Book Award (attached to the work).

Untitled from the Loops series

2010/2014
pigment print, MOAB Somerset Museum Rag 300g,
88.5 x 66.5 cm (102 x 80 cm),
signed on the front, signed, dated and described on the reverse,
edition: 2/10 + 2 a.p.

The Loops series is a selection of works spanning the artist`s entire artistic life. This time Kramarz asks questions about his relationships with space, travel and residing/homelessness, memory and oblivion. He revisits his life in the place where he grew up, rich in memories and personal stories, looking at the period in the context of his life in Poland and his later decision to emigrate. This photograph, showing a male figure, was made by Kramarz when he was still living in Kraków.
Exhibitions of the series (2010): the Refleksy Gallery, Warsaw; the Kea`au Fine Art Center, Hawaii.


estimate: 4000 - 6000 zł

I Live on an Island. Far and Away from the Loops series

2010/2013
pigment print, Hahnemühle Ultra Smooth 310 g,
97 x 83 cm (115 x 100 cm),
signed on the front, signed, dated and described on the reverse,
edition: 2/10 + 2 a.p.

The Loops series is a selection of works spanning the artist`s entire artistic life. This time Kramarz asks questions about his relationships with space, travel and residing/homelessness, memory and oblivion. He revisits his life during adolescence, rich in memories and personal stories, seeing this in the context of his later Cracow days and his subsequent decision to emigrate. This photograph was taken in Hawaii.
Exhibitions of the series (2010): the Refleksy Gallery, Warsaw; the Kea`au Fine Art Center, Hawaii.


estimate: 3000 - 6000 zł

Głowa Chrystusa

Drewno lipowe; wys. 22 cm. na odwrocie naklejona kartka z częściowo czytelnym napisem: "Wykonał Andrzej Kramarz fundator kościoła w Bukowinie (...) Zakopane w roku 1850. Żadnych narzędzi prócz noża. (...) Andrzej Kramarz był góralem. Krystyna Charewiczówna".