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“People choose different ways to their individual goals, such as fame and wealth, some do it guardedly and others rapidly, some use violence and others use deception, some do it patiently and others impatiently – and all of them can arrive there taking different ways.”

Henryk Sienkiewicz

Dawid Czycz uses animal images in his works. Animalistic themes in art owe their popularity to the  multi-track interpretation; they are carriers of many meanings, including an analogy to the human nature. A horse harnessed to a yoke indisputably connotes hard labour. However, the animal painted by the artist is pulling the load that is levitating, which implies that not every work must be a toil and not every duty – a burden. The artist does not impose conclusions; they will depend on the viewer’s personal experiences.

Dawid Czycz – born in 1986. A graduate of the Faculty of Painting, the Academy of Fine Arts (ASP) in Krakow. A painter; classified to the group of New Surrealists. A participant of numerous exhibitions home and abroad, e.g. in Łącznik Gellery, Zderzak Gallery, Cellar Gallery in Kraków, Program Gallery in Warsaw, Manhattan Gallery in Łódź, Wrong Door Gallery in London, Art in the Flat in Paris. Took part in an artist-in-residence programme as part of the Artist-in-Residence project in Vienna. An artist associated with Zderzak Gallery in Kraków.