Aleksandra Ławicka-Cuper (b. 1955), Tatarak IX
oil on canvas, 50 x 60 cm
She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology in 1986 and from the Faculty of Interior Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 1990. She works in painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and, above all, sculpture. She creates mainly monumental works, as well as outdoor installations in stone, wood, ceramics, and wicker.
She has repeatedly participated in sculpture workshops at the Center for Polish Sculpture in Orońsko (granite and marble), as well as in international symposia, including: (ceramics) Suchedniów and Bolesławiec; (Carrara marble) Opole; (wood) Dylaki, Zlata Hora (Czech Republic), Nysa; (sandstone) Nietulisko; (wicker) Rudnik nad Sanem; (granite) Bressuire (France), Wdzydze; (site-specific installations) “Chemin d’art” in Saint-Flour (France), “Rozdroża Wolności” in Gdańsk; (trachyte) Menet (France). Participation in numerous group exhibitions in Poland, Germany, Italy, and the Czech Republic, as well as several solo exhibitions.
Awards:
2006 – First place in the “Artistic Vision of Historical Monsters” competition, Opole – ceramic sculpture
2009 – First place in the competition and creation of “The Bear” for a residential neighborhood in Warsaw, monumental sculpture, granite
oil on canvas, 50 x 60 cm
She graduated from the Faculty of Architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology in 1986 and from the Faculty of Interior Architecture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 1990. She works in painting, drawing, printmaking, photography, and, above all, sculpture. She creates mainly monumental works, as well as outdoor installations in stone, wood, ceramics, and wicker.
She has repeatedly participated in sculpture workshops at the Center for Polish Sculpture in Orońsko (granite and marble), as well as in international symposia, including: (ceramics) Suchedniów and Bolesławiec; (Carrara marble) Opole; (wood) Dylaki, Zlata Hora (Czech Republic), Nysa; (sandstone) Nietulisko; (wicker) Rudnik nad Sanem; (granite) Bressuire (France), Wdzydze; (site-specific installations) “Chemin d’art” in Saint-Flour (France), “Rozdroża Wolności” in Gdańsk; (trachyte) Menet (France). Participation in numerous group exhibitions in Poland, Germany, Italy, and the Czech Republic, as well as several solo exhibitions.
Awards:
2006 – First place in the “Artistic Vision of Historical Monsters” competition, Opole – ceramic sculpture
2009 – First place in the competition and creation of “The Bear” for a residential neighborhood in Warsaw, monumental sculpture, granite
