”Although the artist avoids “typical” beautiful shots, in his works you can notice them – this is the human body shown without retouching, with all its flaws, shortcomings and curves. Sometimes hidden in a thicket of lines, hidden behind a blur of color, but still real and timidly “poses” to recipients.”
Michał Bajsarowicz – artist, painter, graphic artist, sculptor, graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznań, which he graduated in 1992 with a diploma in the studio of prof. Bogdan Wegner.
His work is focused on human. This universal theme, addressed in art from its beginnings and continuing to the present day, has almost completely dominated his artistic space. He is interested in both physicality and mental and emotional states, as well as relationships between people. The artist does not look for beauty and simple aesthetics in man, but treats him as a starting point for deeper considerations in the matter of images and sculptural forms. His works aim to “intrigue the viewer”, and not only lead to aesthetic contemplation.
[…] The eruptive, crushing force with which Michał Bajsarowicz creates his works flows from his interior, results from his experiences. The figures in his works, shown in specific poses, have a great power of expression, much greater than classic, “academic” nudes. Individual figures often lead into the depths, centralize as if in a hot crater of being, where the essence of movement is contained. On the other hand, however, they emerge, develop, explode beyond the outline of the painting. […] Dr. Peter Eichner-Dixon – art historian.
His works have been exhibited at numerous exhibitions in Poland and abroad, incl. in Germany, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, France, Austria, Ukraine and Canada.
