Dimension 40x50 cm, full size with frame 52x72 cm.
Roman Kosmala uses a technique that combines several graphic methods, which allows him to achieve complex and dynamic effects.
His graphic works often include:
Ink drawing: This is a technique in which Kosmala uses ink to create precise, often detailed drawings. The ink allows for clear lines and shadows, which is characteristic of his style. Ink drawing can relate to his sculptures, reflecting the forms, textures and compositions familiar from his three-dimensional work.
Color: Kosmala introduces elements of color into his graphic works, which enlivens the composition and adds depth. Color can be used to highlight important elements, introduce contrasts and give the work a more painterly feel.
Combining techniques: The artist combines different graphic techniques, such as drawing, painting and sometimes digital techniques, which creates layered visual effects. The overlapping of techniques allows for richer texture and depth, enhancing artistic expression.
The monumental backgrounds and figures in his works can symbolize the clash between humanity and its environment, an exploration of the relationship between the individual and space. Through his prints, Kosmala can explore themes such as power, space, identity and human interaction in the context of vast, often abstract structures.
