Welcome to the next installment of Studio Sessions interviews, this time with Piotr Parda.
Piotr earned an MFA from the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan, Poland in 2000, and earned a second MFA form the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston in 2004. Piotr is a highly experimental artist, with no subject or material being off limits. With such wide variety among his works, Piotr himself finds it difficult to explain what kind of artist he is. Some works involve performance, which then spawns a video animation, while others involve tinkering with pencils in different ways, and yet in other instances he creates large-scale installations using familiar objects with modular forms.
Listen as he explains how his creative process works and attempts to shed some light on how he might be defined as an artist.
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- “Humans” by Piotr Parda. Image courtesy of the artist
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- “Layers VI” by Piotr Parda. Image courtesy of the artist
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- “Obedience Pattern” by Piotr Parda. Image courtesy of the artist
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- “Eraser” by Piotr Parda. Image courtesy of the artist
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- “Syringe” by Piotr Parda. Image courtesy of the artist
