Andrzej Jakubczyk "Japanese Garden"
90x70
/ acrylic on canvas /
2019
Andrzej Jakubczyk
Born in 1966 in Żagań, currently lives and works in Wrocław. Trained as a technician with a passion for fine art, creator of paintings in watercolor and acrylic. Active social activist and supporter of the positively twisted. The year 2012 marked a turning point in both social and artistic activities. As the founder and president of the Historical Society of Swietoszow, he recreated the history of the POW camps of this locality from 1914 to 1954, immortalizing the memory of the murdered with a monument of which he was the originator, author of the project and executor.
His paintings are characterized by versatility of subject matter, technique , subtlety of style and color. Since 2019 Member of the Board of the Lower Silesian Association of Artists in Wroclaw. Regular participant in the cyclical painting exhibition Brick Bastion in Wroclaw. Exhibitor of many painting exhibitions, co-organizer of activities for the development of culture in Wroclaw participant in poetry and art meetings. Author of paintings to the poems of his wife Anna Jakubczyk Krzemianowska in the volume "I touch the shadows". His works of great interest are in collections at home and abroad.
