Igor Omulecki

A Polish visual artist and photographer born in 1973. He got his undergraduate degree from The Film School in Łódź and later received a PhD in visual arts. He is a recipient of fellowships from the Minister of Culture and the City of Warsaw. He was awarded numerous prizes and honours, including the IPA Award, PMH, ExhibitA, Photolucida Critical Mass, Cannes Lions, and Europe’s Premier Creative Award. His highly diverse creative output has, in recent years, been focused primarily on visual perception and forms of visual representation. Omulecki’s oeuvre also includes hundreds of press credits and a number of exhibitions. His work has been exhibited in a variety of prestigious venues, including the Barbican in London, the Centre for Contemporary Art in Tel Aviv, the Matadero in Madrid, Zachęta–National Gallery of Artin Warsaw, and the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, while individual pieces have been added to the Jankilevitsch Collection, the collection held by the Zachęta in Szczecin, and many others.
Solaris
World + People
Outer Space

Solaris

At first glance, one can assume that Igor Omulecki’s works from the Solaris cycle stay within the orbit of post-minimalism and op-art. After all, the minds of the inhabitants of the art world are somehow trained to create such connotations. However, as Władysław Strzemiński put it in his Theory of Seeing: “It is not what the eye catches mechanically that matters in the process of seeing, but the consciousness man has of his seeing.”
Igor Omulecki
Mikado
Art + Stories
Experiences

Mikado

The Mikado series is the latest stage of my long-standing artistic development as a photographer, and the next step in my analysis of the creative process. For the past fifteen years, the techniques of digital image processing became crucial for my art. When working on the Mikado project, I experimented with form, focusing solely on the creative process and its medium. – Igor Omulecki
Igor Omulecki