On February 6, 2019, the Polish painter Michał Świder died in Czernichów. He was 57 years old. Michał Świder (born in 1962 in Sędziszów Małopolski) Michał Świder graduated from the Faculty of Painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in 1990.
He studied graphics and painting with Zbysław Marek Maciejewski and Janina Kraupe-Świderska. After graduation, he was a lecturer at his home Academy of Fine Arts for a short time.
The allegorical figures from his frescoes and canvasses move with with refined elegance, lightly and quietly; they are slightly idealised pure and angelical. They are very much alike: similar gestures, mimicry, dress, the same narrow, almondlike eyes.
The mysterious, screwed up looks, as if from another world inaccessible to our senses, give his works incredible psychological and metaphysical deph.
Faces: human, angelical, androgenic and holy are the reflection of man's (artist's) soul, are the lyrical synthesis of his feelings, moods, consideration and experiences.
The art of Świder is like a harbinger of hope, is like a light smile to the watcher, full of comfort amd almost physically perceptible warmth.
It is evidence to that we still can sing. It may harbinger the coming of new era and new art which as one quite accurately put it will be spiritually deepened.
Michał Świder (1962-2019) è stato un pittore Polacco. si è laureato alla Facoltà di Pittura dell'Accademia di Belle Arti nel 1990.
Ha studiato grafica e pittura con Zbysław Marek Maciejewski e Janina Kraupe-Świderska. Dopo la laurea, è stato docente presso la sua Accademia di Belle Arti di casa per un breve periodo.
E' stato borsista della Donazione del doc. Adam Siemianowicz (Cracovia, 1988), The Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation (Montreal, Canada, 1990) e Stage Internazionale sull'Affresco (Fabriano, Italia, 1993).
Nel suo lavoro, ha fatto riferimento al simbolismo, al modernismo, all'arte dell'artista italiano e all'Estremo Oriente. Ha usato tecniche tradizionali per creare dipinti d'atmosfera con disegni precisi e colori tenui.