Krzysztof Łozowski was born in 1970 in Sosnowiec and currently lives in Warsaw. After graduating from the Katowice School of Fine Arts, he studied film animation at the Bielsko-Biała Art School. He also holds a degree in art from Teachers' College in Katowice. His training in painting and drawing began in 1993 at the Faculty of Arts of the Art Institute of the University of Silesia, where he graduated in 1998.
Krzysztof practices different artistic techniques such as oil painting, drawing, watercolor and poster. In addition to this, he is known for his excellent caricatures of personalities from the world of theater, music, politics and cabaret. He has presented numerous individual and group exhibitions in Poland and abroad. His works can also be found in private collections, notably in Germany, Great Britain, Switzerland, Norway, Belgium, Austria, France, Greece, the United States and Japan. Since 2004 he has been a member of the Association of Polish Artists and Designers.
Art critics call Łozowski's work expressive. He uses a variety of rich techniques to explore different perspectives of the world around him, ranging from existentialism to darkness to humorous caricature. He himself declares that “My art is me, it is my silence in solitude (...) allowing me to exist, to hear the inaudible, to see the invisible... C is an eternal attempt to answer the question - who am I? An infinite series of images with multiple titles that gently and sometimes boldly touch our conscience, our inner truth. But the closer you get to yourself, the more difficult it is... The image becomes joy, where time does not exist, where reality merges with dreams.”
A distinctive and significant element of Krzysztof Łozowski's paintings is his series called "Fairy Tales for Adults". These works are based on sketches, drawings, watercolors and graphics made in recent years, as well as on subjects related to childhood. They combine wit and fun with a touch of sadness and nostalgia, inviting adult viewers to delve into the world of fairy tales... to exchange, reflect and sometimes even elicit surprising comments... from the human unconscious, while being bearers of promise.
