Marcin Lubera, Relief in red square, 2021.

Marcin Lubera (born 1983).
Relief in red square, 2021.
acrylic on canvas, 50 x 50 cm
signed and described on the back: 'Marcin Lubera, 50 x 50, Acrylic on canvas, Relief in a red square, 2020/21'.

From 2004 to 2009 he studied Artistic Education in the Visual Arts, with a specialization in small sculptural forms (Master's degree in Prof. Henryk Sikora's studio).
He creates drawings, paintings, sculptures - installations, in which the main idea is geometry, simplicity (primitivism), minimalism, conceptualism. In them he refers to nature and man. He engages in a dialogue with the creations he creates, which help him talk to his inner self. In the works he depicts the world as he sees it, without the slightest qualms he describes his experiences, problems and joys. When creating a given creation, he describes the emotional state he is currently in. The resulting work receives a fragment of his soul, it is a reflection of it. The structure that
in him is the clothing of his astral body, the original spirit. And just as he himself is real, these works of art become an integral part of his person. He tells his story with color, shape and texture. He describes his observations and experiences.
Creativity requires not only him, but also the viewer to tolerate ambiguity and create meaning on many levels. He leaves freedom, liberty and uncertainty in the reception of his person and his art. He shows that there are many answers to the same question. He uses paradox, sarcasm, irony. He surprises in illogical associations, remains in a free relationship to the ideas presented. He prods phenomena between external and internal reality. This creative act becomes part of the real world, while remaining a separate unreal world. Creativity requires him to play with reality, to impose on himself the role of a demiurge who creates layer upon layer and creates the material entity that is man.