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2020

134x110x76 cm 

mixed media (wood, gelcoat, styrofoam, car putty, car varnish, fabric...)

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The name Próchniak is derived from the Polish word "próchno", which means decayed or rotten wood, and can also be a colloquial, rude term for elderly people. By adding the Polish suffix "-ak"—similar to English suffixes like "-ster" or "-er" that create nicknames or identities (like "hipster" or "newbie")—the name becomes a playful, character-like title. Próchniak could be loosely translated as something like "Old Rotter" or "Woodster" in English.

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Exhibition view: Pandemia consequences: dreams, WGW 2020, Heart of a man Gallery, Warsaw, PL. Photo: Kamil Pierwszy

Photo: Zuzanna Piontke

Me and Próchniak.

Photo: Zuzanna Piontke

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