Igor CHOŁDA /AQUALOOPA/ (b. 1978), Boruta, 2011
mixed media (acrylic, ink), canvas, 65 x 50 cm, signed lower right: AQUALOOPA
Born in 1978 in Warsaw. Illustrator, designer, and painter.
A graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Warsaw, the National Film and Television School in Łódź, and the Institute of Process Psychology. Known as a mural artist. He is a member of the Polish Digital Graphics artists’ group. He creates and co-creates music videos and short animations. He is also an active musician and the founder of the Warsaw Afrobeat Orchestra. He founded his own design brand. He focuses on corporate illustration, wall design, and clothing prints.
Aqualoopy’s inspiration comes from various sources, such as animated cartoons, urban art, and the art of Pablo Picasso. He has developed his own unique style based on curved lines and vibrant colors.
He is the author of the solo painting exhibition “Infection” at the 3678 U Artystów gallery (Warsaw, 2011), the solo exhibition “Testosterror” at the Pragaleria gallery (Warsaw, 2015), “Między nami” at the “Na Lato” Gallery (Warsaw, 2016). Winner of first prize in the Levi’s “Go Forth” mural competition (2011) and first prize in the mural competition dedicated to Maria Skłodowska-Curie, created in the courtyard of the Centrum metro station in Warsaw (2011). Artist at the Street Art Doping festival (2011, 2012), the Forty Forty Street Art Festival (2012), and Traffic Design (2012). He has also created a mural at the Polish headquarters of Facebook. He participated in the nationwide “Street Art Against GMOs” tour organized by “3 Fala” (2012). He has presented his work, among other venues, as part of the exhibition “KRZY.WE 2. Polish Vector Illustration” (Warsaw, Pragaleria, 2015), the Free Tibet Roundabout (Warsaw, 2012), “Graffiti vs. Street Art” (Lublin, Zachęta, 2011). He is the creator of a mural in Warsaw’s Wola district at the intersection of Żelazna and Solidarności Streets, as well as in Praga North at the intersection of Targowa and Ząbkowska Streets.
Reserve
Time, Location
Auction House
mixed media (acrylic, ink), canvas, 65 x 50 cm, signed lower right: AQUALOOPA
Born in 1978 in Warsaw. Illustrator, designer, and painter.
A graduate of the Faculty of Philosophy at the University of Warsaw, the National Film and Television School in Łódź, and the Institute of Process Psychology. Known as a mural artist. He is a member of the Polish Digital Graphics artists’ group. He creates and co-creates music videos and short animations. He is also an active musician and the founder of the Warsaw Afrobeat Orchestra. He founded his own design brand. He focuses on corporate illustration, wall design, and clothing prints.
Aqualoopy’s inspiration comes from various sources, such as animated cartoons, urban art, and the art of Pablo Picasso. He has developed his own unique style based on curved lines and vibrant colors.
He is the author of the solo painting exhibition “Infection” at the 3678 U Artystów gallery (Warsaw, 2011), the solo exhibition “Testosterror” at the Pragaleria gallery (Warsaw, 2015), “Między nami” at the “Na Lato” Gallery (Warsaw, 2016). Winner of first prize in the Levi’s “Go Forth” mural competition (2011) and first prize in the mural competition dedicated to Maria Skłodowska-Curie, created in the courtyard of the Centrum metro station in Warsaw (2011). Artist at the Street Art Doping festival (2011, 2012), the Forty Forty Street Art Festival (2012), and Traffic Design (2012). He has also created a mural at the Polish headquarters of Facebook. He participated in the nationwide “Street Art Against GMOs” tour organized by “3 Fala” (2012). He has presented his work, among other venues, as part of the exhibition “KRZY.WE 2. Polish Vector Illustration” (Warsaw, Pragaleria, 2015), the Free Tibet Roundabout (Warsaw, 2012), “Graffiti vs. Street Art” (Lublin, Zachęta, 2011). He is the creator of a mural in Warsaw’s Wola district at the intersection of Żelazna and Solidarności Streets, as well as in Praga North at the intersection of Targowa and Ząbkowska Streets.
Reserve
Time, Location
Auction House
