Roman Klonek

The work of Polish-born Roman Klonek is largely influenced by Eastern European cartoon styles. In the 1990’s he studied Graphic Arts in Düsseldorf, where he discovered a passion for woodcut printing. The prints he creates are populated by a wide range of whimsical creatures, mostly half animal/half human, and often presented in awkward or hair-raising situations. Klonek succeeds in creating worlds featuring a bizarre balancing act between folklore and popular culture; the reduced forms of the woodcuts he produces are reminiscent of the first days of comics and cartoons. He founded the Gallery Revolver in
2001, bought a printing press and started a never-ending range of woodcut printings.Roman Klonek works together with friends in a studio in Düsseldorf, Germany.
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