Przemysław Jasielski
Born 1970 in Poznań. Studied drawing in the atelier of Jarosław Kozłowski and sculpture in the atelier of Jan Berdyszak at the State College of Fine Arts (PWSSP) in Poznań (1989-1994), majoring in sculpture and drawing in 1994. Conducting his research using quasi-scientific methods developed on the basis of physics, acoustics, optics, Jasielski has participated in numerous group exhibitions and his one-man shows have taken place at institutions in Poland (Potocka Gallery in Cracow, BWA Białystok, ON Gallery, AT Gallery in Poznań, CCA Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw) and abroad (Zambia, South Korea, United States, Canada). He has held artistic residencies at the Gyeonggi Creation Center, South Korea, resulting in the exhibition Global Warming Control Unit; at the Tokyo Wonder Site, Japan (Paper Bridge over Stone Water); and at Lucas Artists Residency in Montalvo, California (Earthquake Control Unit).
Web: jasielski.art.pl
Exhibitions in the gallery: Drawings of something completely else, Leviathan
Emotions Control Unit, 2015, drawing
Emotions Control Unit, 2015, installation, 170 x 76 x 62 cm
Emotions Control Unit, 2014, watercolor and pencil on paper, 42 x 30 cm
Minotaur - Interactive machine of emotional states, 2014, installation, 160 x 60 x 60 cm
Analog Immigration, 2013, copper mesh, steel, oscilloscope, steel cabinets, signage, immigration forms, stamp, immigration personel
Leviathan, 2013, MDF board, subwoofers, audio equipment, self made electronic circuits, movement sensors, 780 × 210 × 90 cm
Paper Bridge Over Stone water, 2010, paper, 550 × 130 × 60 cm
Global Warming Control Unit, 2010, humidifiers, aluminium profiles and pipes, rigid PVC boards, water tank, electric fi×tures, 300 × 350 × 500 cm
Opportunity, 2011, robots, laptop, media projector, digital print, dimensions variable
Sounds Of My Room - Plantation, 2004, steel construction, fans, filters, water containers, rubber pipes, valves, pomps, electrical parts, lamps, flowers, flower pots, 190 × 250 × 80 cm
Earthquake Control Unit, 2004, steel, masonite, audio equipment, table, dinnerware, 100 × 350 × 70 cm
From the cycle: Drawings of something completely else, 2007, paper, aluminium, 40 × 60 cm