Inspired by Stanisław Wyspiański's polychromes from 1895, the cabinet is crafted from raw, hand-carved oak, contrasted with a smooth, glossy surface achieved through the technique of straw marquetry. The piece combines elements of folk art with bourgeois aesthetics, evoking a narrative. A story about the shared and complex history of social classes, underscored by the artist's personal emotional involvement.
She studied architecture at dieAngewandte (University of Applied Arts) in Vienna under the guidance of Wolf D. Prix, Zaha Hadid, and Hernan Diaz Alonso. In her studio, working under the name Zofia Sobolewska Ursic, she creates using a variety of materials: wood, glass, metal, stone, and straw, whos...
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