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Passions
Passions is an expressive and energetic work characteristic of Dwurnik's early creative period. The painting depicts dynamic, often simplified forms that may suggest human figures and emotions, showing the intensity of human feelings and tensions. The composition features vivid, saturated colors and strong painterly movement, emphasizing the drama of the subject.
Portrait of the Creator
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Artist
Edward Dwurnik
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Date of birth and death
19 April 1943 – 28 October 2018
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Natinality
Poland
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Style
Figurative painting, socially aware urban landscapes, graphic art
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Significant works
Sportsmen (cycle), Road (Ten Stations of Secular Crucifixion), multiple urban-themed paintings
Information about the work
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Year:
1969
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Execution technique:
acrylic on canvas
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Location:
The exact location of the painting is not publicly known. Edward Dwurnik's paintings are held in private collections and contemporary art museums in Poland.
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Theme:
The painting's theme is human emotions, passions, and inner conflicts. Dwurnik explores the expression of passions in an abstract form, combining color intensity with a dynamic compositional structure.
Internal Narrative and Creative Framework
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Inner Narrative
The painting invites reflection on the strength and complexity of feelings, presenting them as untamed, pulsating energies that shape human experience. "Passions" is a visual manifestation of emotional depth and intensity.
The key to interpreting the work
The work should be interpreted through the prism of expression and color, paying attention to the dynamics of forms and contrasts. Observing the brush movement and color combinations reveals the painting's emotional layer. "Passions" is an invitation to immerse oneself in the world of human feelings, where abstraction becomes a bearer of universal emotions and passions.See other works by this artist
Interrogation in Cafe Mozaika from the Sportsmen series, 1983
- Artist: Edward Dwurnik
- Year: 1983
