Wojciech Sadley
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Wojciech Sadley
Pontyfix I
1983,
natural fibers,
255 x 110 cm
Wojciech Sadley
Veraikon
2000,
natural paint on silk,
333 x 269 cm
Wojciech Sadley
Całun
2013,
acrylic on leather,
385 x 255 cm
Wojciech Sadley
Infant
1966,
natural fibers, bamboo wood, zinc sheet,
250 x 100 cm
Wojciech Sadley
Psalmus
1981,
Wool,
300 x 200 cm
Wojciech Sadley
Harakiri
1970,
Sisal,
300 x 50 cm
Wojciech Sadley’s artistic explorations delved into natural patterns and forms. His art is deeply philosophical, many of his works reflect on themes of suffering, impermanence, and the inevitability of death. Religious motifs play a significant role in Sadley’s work, expressed in pieces that address the issue of the body in the face of death and eternity. According to the artist, textiles create an intimate situation in which the viewer interacts with the artwork. They occupy space and fill almost the entire field of view, thus becoming a space for spiritual and metaphysical contemplation.
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