Jaremi Picz (b. 1955), Epicenter Qantinum OBTR No. 75

acrylic, canvas; 140 x 140 cm;
signed and inscribed on the reverse: "EPICENTRUM / OBTR No 75 / QANTINUM / 140 X 140 / ACRYL FL [in circle] / Jaremi Picz / J Picz".

Provenance:
private collection, Poland

Characterizing the creative process of his most recognizable series "Epicenter Quantum," the artist cites at its source, among other things, the phenomenon of supernova explosions and the enormous energy released during this process. Using the means of painting, Jaremi Picz wants to show a phenomenon that is not so much physical as metaphysical: making symbolically visible the phenomenon of continuity and inseparability of two elements - spirit and matter. Each of his paintings from the "Epicenter Quantum" series has, as it were, two faces. One of them is visible in visible light, the other can be seen only after illumination with ultraviolet light.
An active participant in solo and group exhibitions (abroad, for example, at the Art Carussel du Louvre in Paris, the Cannes Biennale, the Salon Societe des Artistes Independantes exhibition at the Grand Palaise in Paris and the Joy de Vivre exhibition at Menagio Lace Como in Italy). For his creative work, he has been honored with, among others, the "Meritorious for Polish Culture" badge from the Minister of Culture and National Heritage, the International Prize Caravaggio award and a nomination for the Maser of Art award from ART International Contemporary Magazin.