Painting Sculpture
A Dialogue Between Material and Form
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19–27 FEBRUARY 2025
Polish-born South African sculptor Michal Korycki constructs work that
exists at the intersection of architecture
and instinct. His sculptures, forged from raw clay, reflect the tension
between structure and imperfection, where each piece balances on the edge of
collapse and control. His practice, influenced by his architectural background,
embraces the material’s malleability and its ability to self-correct through
fire, revealing a process-driven
engagement with space, texture, and form.
Korycki’s latest works extend his continued exploration of structural integrity, vulnerability, and spatial negotiation. Drawing from the aesthetic of unfinished buildings, exposed frameworks, and the rawness of industrial construction, his sculptures reflect both the physical and conceptual weight of their making. Each form carries traces of its own evolution, responding to material forces while engaging in a dialogue with the built environment.
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Korycki’s latest works extend his continued exploration of structural integrity, vulnerability, and spatial negotiation. Drawing from the aesthetic of unfinished buildings, exposed frameworks, and the rawness of industrial construction, his sculptures reflect both the physical and conceptual weight of their making. Each form carries traces of its own evolution, responding to material forces while engaging in a dialogue with the built environment.
View Works by Michal
