Maurycy Gomulicki, LUCIFERINA, 2020

49.9 x 49.9cm - serigraphy, pink paper

signed l.d.: LUCIFERINA, med: 19/33, p.d.: [signature] | 2020, on the reverse publisher's stamps
circular with an inscription in the rim: GRAPHICSFLOWERSSHOP.COM | HANDMADE PRINTED IN WARSAW
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Maurycy Gomulicki - graphic designer, photographer, author of installations and short film forms.
He studied at the Faculty of Graphic Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw (1987-1992), where he received a diploma in graphic design under Prof. Rafał Strent and painting under Prof. Jerzy Tchórzewski. He continued his education at Universitat de Barcelona (1992-1993), Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti in Milan (1994) and Centro Multimedia del Centro Nacional de las Artes in Mexico (1997-1998). He is the creator of photographs, objects, installations, videos and animations, among other works. He also works in graphic design and book illustration. He has published his writings in "Machina" and "Fluid", among others. He lives and works in Warsaw and Mexico.
Maurycy Gomulicki's work is concerned with the visual manifestations of pop-culture in its broadest sense. He is particularly interested in those elements which, when transferred to other cultural areas, acquire new meanings.
He has presented his works at numerous exhibitions at home and abroad. Consultant and co-author of the project "ABCDF - visual dictionary of Mexico City" (2000-2002). The man largely responsible for the concept and image of the Sex Shop chain "Erotika" (Mexico 2005). He became known to a wider audience with his subversive, multidisciplinary project "Pink Not Dead!" (2006). He is the author of three photo albums "Fúnebre" (together with Jeronimo Hagerman, Editorial Diamantina, 2006), "W-wa" (Bęc Zmiana Foundation, 2007) and "Minimal Fetish" (LeTo, 2010). In many of his projects he engages in a dialogue with eroticism and pornography - it is worth mentioning the huge mural "Fertilty Pop" (2008), presented in Warsaw's Zachęta Gallery, or a series of collages under the common title "Pussy Mandala" (2009). His recent large-scale realizations include: "Eco Fever," Museo Experimental El Eco, México DF (2008); "Pink Bridge," San Diego Children's Museum (2008); "Pearl," DTP Wigry (2009); "Color Cube," Renoma, Wrocław (2010) and "Obelisk," BWA Arsenal, Poznań (2010). Since October 2009, his "Swiatlotrysk" has been dousing Kępa Potocka in Warsaw with neon pink. He is affiliated with LeTo gallery. He lives and works alternately in Poland and Mexico.