In his sculpture "Lunar Impression," Roman Kosmala reaches for an unusual combination of materials - bronze and glass - to create a composition that captures the subtle play of light and shadow, inspired by the mystery and beauty of the moon.
This is one work that reflects the artist's ability to combine hard, classical materials with delicate ones to create deep, multi-layered meanings and visual effects.
"Moon Impression" is a work that invites reflection on dualism and the coexistence of contrasts - heaviness and lightness, light and shadow, matter and spirit. The moon is an eternal symbol of mystery, reflection and poetic inspiration, and Kosmala, through his combination of bronze and glass, emphasizes these aspects in his art.
The sculpture can be read as an allegory of an inner journey, a meditation on the tangible and the ephemeral.
