SENSOR SZTUKI ON AFFORDABLE ART FAIR HAMBURG

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1 SENSOR SZTUKI ON AFFORDABLE ART FAIR HAMBURG

2 DOMINIKA SADOWSKA

3 Un tled #7, 2014,100 x 66,5 cm, edi on size: 6, pigment print / Solu on Fine Art

4 Un tled #29, 2014, 53 x 80 cm, edi on size: 6, pigment print / Solu on Fine Art

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6 Dominika Sadowska, Insa able percep on #1, 120x46,6cm, edi on size: 6, pigment print / Ilford Gallery Pres ge

7 Landscape #1, 2014, 23 x 50 cm, edi on size: 6, pigment print / Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta

8 Landscape #2, 2014, 23 x 50 cm, edi on size: 6, pigment print / Hahnemuhle Photo Rag Baryta

9 Chris na Ricci/Karina van Tassel, 2008, photopolimer on paper, 29,6x21,5cm

10 Un tled #18, 2014, edi on size:6, 21x30cm, UV print on glass 4mm

11 Interferences #5 v2, edi on size: 6,30x30cm pigment print / Hahnemühle Photo Rag Baryta

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13 Interferences #5 (object), / 2015, edi on size:6 object 20 x 10 x 12 cm, polymeric resin UV print on glass 5mm, 40 x 40 cm

14 Interferences #8 (object), / 2015 edi on size: 6, c. 13 x 9 x 9 cm, polymeric resin

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16 MARCELO ZAMMENHOFF

17 Stripes, 2014, print on alluminium, 100x24,5cm, edi on size:7

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19 Cranes, 2015, print on dibond, 100x17cm, edi on size: 15

20 Princess and beasts, 2014, print on alluminium, 150x25cm, edi on size: 7 (fragment)

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22 Crimean boys, 2014, print on alluminium, 150x25cm, edi on size: 7 (fragment)

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24 Tupolev, prints on dibond, 2014, 100x34 cm (ver cal) and 89x33cm (horizonal), edi ons size: 15

25 From the series of landscapes, prints on dibond, 20x30cm, edi ons size: 15

26 From the series of landscapes, prints on dibond, 20x30cm, edi ons size: 15

27 From the series of landscapes, prints on dibond, 20x30cm, edi ons size: 15

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29 Triple landscape, 2015, print on dibond, 62x29,5cm, edi on size: 15,

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31 AGNIESZKA CHOJNACKA

32 Pass on the other side of the rainbow, 2008 (2015), 100x80cm, edi on size: 7

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35 Un tled (object with confe ), 2015, photography on paper confe, ceramic pile, plywood, edi on size: 3

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37 ŁUKASZ PRUS-NIEWIADOMSKI

38 From the series Reviving the s ll life, 2010, photography, piment print, 73x50cm, frame design by the ar st, edi on size: 10+2AP

39 From the series Reviving the s ll life, 2010, photography, piment print, 73x50cm, frame design by the ar st, edi on size: 10+2AP

40 From the series Reviving the s ll life, 2010, photography, piment print, 73x50cm, frame design by the ar st, edi on size: 10+2AP

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43 From the series Body sign, 2007, photography, piment print, 54x36cm, edi on size: 10+2AP

44 From the series Body sign, 2007, photography, piment print, 54x36cm, edi on size: 10+2AP

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46 JULITA BLADY-CŁAPA

47 From the series Insect, 2010, photochemigraphy - intaligo, 10x15cm, edi ons size: 25

48 Insect II, 2010, photochemigraphy - intaligo, 10x15cm, edi ons size: 10

49 Sensi vity scheme 2, 2011, photochemigraphy - relief prin ng, 70x55cm, edi on size: 3

50 Sensi vity scheme 8, 2011, photochemigraphy - relief prin ng, 70x55cm, edi on size: 3

51 Sensi vity scheme 1, 2011, photochemigraphy - relief prin ng, 70x55cm, edi on size: 3

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54 Dominika Sadowska (born in 1977) searches for the limits of visuality and visibility. She creates photographs, prints, objects and installa ons which comprise coherent cycles. Her art is marked by minimalism, emphasis on precision and technical quality. She experiments par cularly intensively with composi ons in the shades of white, black and grey. She o en creates or transforms objects which she then depicts in photographs but also present at exhibi ons in the context of other works. She is interested in mysterious, unrecognized, almost elusive reality, but she also reveals peculiar sense of humor in some of her works. She is a graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź, where she currently works as an assistant. The winner of: Juror Award of Merit, Interna onal Fine Art Photography Compe on (Paris 2012); 2nd prize at Bal c States Biennial of Graphic Arts Kaliningrad - Koenigsberg (2008); 1st prize at 6th Interna onal Graphics Biennial in Liege (2007). Author of many solo exibi ons, ex. in Cabinet des Estampes et des Dessins, MAMAC, Liege (2008); FF Gallery, Łódź (2009); Swop:art, Stockholm (2010); Red Tree Gallery, Warsaw (2011); Imaginarium Gallery, Łódź (2014). Her works were also showed, among others, in Bunkier Sztuki Gallery in Krakow, Dasviadukt studio in Vienna, Zero Gallery in Berlin, Spazio LABA Gallery in Brescia. Marcelo Zammenhoff (Piotr Wygachiewicz, born in 1970) video ar st, photographer, constructor, performer, designer, author of art objects and installa ons, composer and cultural ac vist. Eclec cism, irony, improvisa on, retro futurism and catastrophism these are some of the many terms characterizing his ar s c a tude. Things that are distant, pres gious, powerful go through the filter of humour, daily life and local colour. He looks for the spectacular verging on kitsch, grotesque and psychedelic. In his works advanced technology is presented in a banal context as part of contemporary folklore. He has graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź. Author of several solo exhibi ons presen ng photography, video and installa ons, including Between ludic & absurd in Manha an Gallery (Łódź 2012) as well as many performances and public space ac ons. He is also a representa ve of Polish alterna ve cinema and the experimental electro/synth-pop/noise scene and is the founder of several musical bands, including Protoplazma ( ), Górecki-500 (simultaneously), E-1 (simultaneously), Mikrowafle (from 2004), and Throbbing Wafle (from 2009), as well as, from 1996, the PLAZMA TV - independent film group. Before them, his TV projects include psycho-avantarde, visionery, quasi-live series "Telewizja Atlantyda" ('Atlan s TV'), emited in main Polish public television TVP2 ( ). Winner of several awards for films and music, including a remake of the first Polish feature-film from 1907, as well, for composi on in the interna onal compe on of John Cage's year (2012). He also constructs light&mechanism electroinstalla ons and climbs mountains and glaciers.

55 Agnieszka Chojnacka (born in 1979) in her works she uses images, words, sounds and space; she creates unusual situa ons, invites one to take part in unreal events. She is interested in people's dreams clashing with reality; hopes and imagina ons put to test of life. As she herself says, she likes subliminal messages one receives when all is seemingly well and nice and yet you know that something is about to burst. She o en uses mo fs associated with childhood such as the rainbow, soap bubbles, a story about a space travel crea ng terse, poe c messages, amusing at mes, always slightly disturbing. She has graduated from the Łódź Academy Of Fine Arts. Author of many solo exhibi ons, ex. in BCA Gallery in Bedford; Manha an Gallery in Łódź, Liverpool Biennale. She lives and works in Łódź. Her works are in collec on of Muzeum Sztuki in Łódź. Łukasz Prus-Niewiadomski (born in 1985) an intermedia ar st interested in an the c values and extreme situa ons. He creates cycles of photographs, performances, video-installa ons. In his art he examines the possibili es of the human body and the influence of the natural and cultural environment on our behavior. His earlier works comprise visually striking cycles of staged photographs. The ar sts tackled in them the ques on of the ambivalent a tude of modern man towards nature. He has graduated from the Warsaw School of Photography (2007) and Na onal Film School in Łódź (2012). Currently he lives and works in Warsaw. His works were showed, among others, in Bunkier Sztuki Gallery in Krakow, Museum of Contemporary Art in Wrocław, Bro abrik in Berlin, Gallery of the Polish Ins tute in Düsseldorf, Photokina Academy in Cologne, Entropia Gallery in Wrocław, Exchange Gallery in Łódź, KinoLab at the Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw, Wozownia Gallery in Toruń. Works in collec ons: In Situ Contemporary Art Founda on (Warsaw), Exchange Gallery (Łódź) and Collec on of Contemporary Art Collegium Polonicum (Słubice). Julita Blady-Cłapa (born in 1986) painter and graphic ar sts. She has graduated from the High School of Art in Łódź, visual adver sing specialisa on. In 2011 she graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź, the Faculty of Graphics and Pain ng. She has par cipated in numerous group exhibi ons of print and pain ng. She experiments with graphic techniques, e.g. making matrices through photoengraving adopted from electronics technology. Her prints uses the forms which remind one of insects but they are built with elements typical for integrated circuits. The pictures of living creatures composed in such a way suggest the situa on in which man loses control over the technology he has made. They may resemble computer viruses and with their precision and colourfulness remind one of drawings from a futuris c animal atlas. At the same me it's an a empt to present technology as something organic, human and sen ent. In pain ng, Julita is interested in the dynamic rela onship between man and space in the context of the contemporary city. She is also a graphic designer

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