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2025-10-09

On October 9th, an exceptional event took place at the Main Town Hall in Gdańsk’s Old Town, organized by the artist and Totuart Gallery — the world premiere of Wojciech Siudmak’s latest sculpture, “Inner Dialogue.”

This evening became a true celebration of art and a reflection on human nature.

During the event, the album “Siudmak. Sculptor,” by Dominik Zieliński (ToTuart publishing), was presented, offering an in-depth overview of the artist’s sculptural work and his philosophy of creation in three-dimensional space. It was a unique opportunity to meet Wojciech Siudmak in person and celebrate the premiere of the new work together.

The album “Siudmak. Sculptor” is now available for purchase.
The sculpture “Inner Dialogue” can be admired at the Gdańsk Town Hall.

Photo credits: A. Grabowska and the Gdańsk Museum

On the occasion of the Month of the Imagination, the Charles Nègre Media Library in Grasse, France, invited visitors to dive into the world of Dune, the iconic literary and cinematic saga, with a special meeting featuring the artist Monsieur Siudmak himself.

An invitation to question the vision of a potential future, the ecological, scientific and spiritual evolution of our world!

Art, business, and new technologies came together to unleash the energy of collective action during the Energy Days in Katowice, Poland. In this context, the Respect Energy pavilion was transformed into an exhibition space showcasing works by the eminent Wojciech Siudmak, digitally created specifically for the occasion, with the main theme being energy. This initiative highlighted the interconnectedness between artistic creativity and technological innovations.

At the same time, the PRECOP 29 conference addressed crucial climate-related issues in various contexts, particularly through culture and art. This session brought together experts and artists, including Wojciech Siudmak, to discuss how art can influence the perception of environmental challenges.

Together, they explored how artistic initiatives can help raise public awareness and inspire concrete actions toward sustainability.

Whenever a theatrical performance features creations by famous and recognized masters, the stagings take on a special meaning. They are perfectly remembered both by the artists taking part in them and by the delighted audience.

What Siudmak has in common with Dali is a virtuosity in rendering the three-dimensional illusion of space, a sense of light and shadow, and linear and aerial perspectives. Siudmak’s timeless and deeply individual art, far from theorizing and fashion, captivates with its Renaissance perfection and imagination beyond the norm, fascinating with its intellectual richness. The artist’s world is unique, full of personal symbolism, fantastic characters and constructions based on unexpected strands of thought. It is ruled by the motto: “Only a dream can transcend all barriers”.

Siudmak shares with Dali a virtuosity in rendering the three-dimensional illusion of space, a sense of light and shadow, and linear and aerial perspectives. Siudmak’s timeless and deeply individual art, far from theorizing and fashion, captivates with Renaissance perfection and imagination beyond the norm, fascinating with intellectual richness. The artist’s world is unique, full of personal symbolism, fantastic characters and constructions based on unexpected strands of thought. It is ruled by the motto: “Only a dream can transcend all barriers”.

He considers himself an heir to fantasy art, traces of which can be found as early as the wall paintings in the caves of Lascaux, through the visions of Hieronymus Bosch and Surrealism. He is inspired by the universe and the work of physicists and astrophysicists. He considers them the avant-garde of our time, not only scientifically but also in a certain sense artistically, as they provide us with a new view of the universe and aesthetic emotions. The artist seeks universal beauty based on mathematical patterns. He is not looking for “prettiness”, but, following in the footsteps of the ancient Greeks, intuitively reads it in mathematical rules and cosmic harmony.

Wojciech Siudmak is currently one of the world’s best-known Polish painters.

Photo by Ewa-Ryszkowska