RONDA-PLAZA DE TOROS (2023) Painting by Robert Jadczak (R.ROB Jadczak)

Robert Jadczak is a contemporary Polish painter. His artistic journey took a unique turn in the 1970s and 1980s when, in addition to his visual arts pursuits, he found himself captivated by dance. Jadczak became actively involved in dance performances in Warsaw theaters, and he eventually graduated from multi-level schools specializing in standard and Latin American dance. The influence of dance elements can be observed in some of his artistic works.

In the period spanning from 1984 to 2000, Robert Jadczak resided and worked in Germany, where his paintings gained significant popularity among private collectors. Despite the acclaim, he chose not to collaborate with galleries until more recently, primarily due to the hobbyist nature of his painting. Jadczak's art is deeply rooted in personal experiences, and he draws inspiration from his own life journey.

According to the artist, painting serves as a form of teleportation to another world—a realm brimming with fantasy, good humor, vibrant colors, and delightful surprises. For Robert Jadczak, the act of creation is a transcendental experience that allows him to explore and express his innermost thoughts and emotions. His work, shaped by a multifaceted background in both visual arts and dance, is a testament to his unique perspective and creative spirit.

• Nationality: POLAND
• Date of birth : 1960
• Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
• Groups: Professional Artist Contemporary Polish Artists