About Tomasz Brynowski

My art is defined by my fascination by humanity, urban art and city itself. In my work I often try to transfer the image of a doodled, street art wall into the canvas. Urban walls live their own life and never stop changing. They become unending urban pieces of art. My source of inspiration lies in dark corners of Barcelona’s Raval, hidden walls of London’s Shoreditch or walls of warehouses in Brooklyn’s Bushwick. I also draw inspiration from the heritage of artists such as Robert Rauschenberg, Jackson Pollock or Andy Warhol, but add my own street art and architecture style layer. Most of my pieces are inspired by specific places I had been to and impressions I had while being there. My paintings are usually made by creating many layers of various media that overlap each other. To create my artworks I use various tools and media like acrylic paint, spray paint, structural gel, markers, squeezers, stencils, prints and scraps of paper ripped out of posters, newspapers or magazines. In my collages I often uses photographs taken by myself and transform them on a computer into digital graphics in order to print them on canvas and then cover them with many layers of various kind.