

Who is Sylwia Rynkiewicz?
Sylwia Rynkiewicz was born in 1968 in Żory. Polish artist, wife of Iwo Rynkiewicz, daughter of Alojz and Renata Błędowska – valued Żory ceramists and
Sylwia Rynkiewicz was born in 1968 in Żory. Polish artist, wife of Iwo Rynkiewicz, daughter of Alojz and Renata Błędowska – valued Żory ceramists and
This interior design is obviously appealing but there is something missing… isn’t it? Maybe a little decor piece to install on your table or an
Dear friends, I have the honor to invite you for my very first exhibition beginning the season full of artistic events that I will surely
Every artist needs inspiration. Recently, I decided to combine the practical with pleasure taking a much-deserved vacation in Cyprus and exploring the local art. Before
An artist stays a rebel for his whole life In my younger days, we would often dispute the social norms and political correctness. You could
The need to possess art is first of all catering to the ‘aesthetical needs’ but besides that, it’s also a way to show off social status. Often enough, we hoard art not only to fulfill our own needs but also to pass it down to our children. Just try to recall all those stories about art pieces found in the attics and basements of old houses.
Clay is the most important tool in my trade. It’s worth noting, that clay also happens to be one of the oldest building materials used by mankind, and it’s thanks to it that great buildings of the past (or even whole cities) came to life. Even animals tend to use it as a material for their homes. For me – clay is my means of artistic expression.
Seditiousness, sins and XXI century problems, consumerism, war, politics and grotesque nature of everything around us – those all have heavy influence on my works.
We all know that Art is not truth. Art is a lie that makes us realize truth at least the truth that is given us