Tomasz bullet Tomasz bulletTomasz Kulka completed his studies at the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts in 2004

Protoplastic

In its characteristic Tomasz bullet style, the bullet represents both the hypothetical end and the mythological beginning of the world.

Size
Framed 81 × 60 cm
Frame

Wooden frame with museum-grade UV acrylic glazing, made in the Czech Republic. Ready to hang.

€200,95
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We are selling the last signed prints in stock. No more planned for now.The artist numbers and signs every piece by hand. No reprints.100ks blind stamp and certificate of authenticity
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Tomasz bullet

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Tomasz bullet

Tomasz Kulka completed his studies at the Krakow Academy of Fine Arts in 2004. He comes from Wolbromie and currently lives and creates in Wroclaw. His artistic practice focuses on superficially crowded, unwanted, frightening and initial human features. In his latest work, the vision of fauna and flora represents the prism of anthropocene, which represents a person as a factor leading to their own destruction.

In 2019 he took second place and in 2021 he won the Grand Prix in the competition of the Bielsko Jesień. He is the laureate of the scholarship of the Minister of Culture "Młoda Poland 2013".

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About the work

About the work

In its characteristic Tomasz bullet style, the bullet represents both the hypothetical end and the mythological beginning of the world. Referring to the history of landscape painting, it creates a vision that can express what many of us feel in connection with climate change and lack of answers to how to get out of this crisis. At the same time, the fantastic character of this depiction contains humor and surrealism.

Text: Jacek sosnowski

Protoplastic (click to enlarge)

A look inside the studio

Photos from the signing of the first pieces of the edition.

Shipping, delivery and returns

Prints in stock ship unframed within 2 business days and framed within 3 business days. Prints signed to order ship in about 2 weeks. Framed prints travel in protective packaging, unframed prints in a sturdy tube and an extra box. Shipping is calculated at checkout by country.

Details on shipping, delivery and returns are on the Everything about buying and Shipping pages.

How edition numbering and pre-sales work

Every edition has a fixed print run. Every piece is numbered and signed by hand. During a pre-sale you choose your print number; after the pre-sale ends, numbers are assigned in order of purchase. Details are on the Edition sizes page.