Polish Surrealists - Franciszek Starowieyski

Silver Screen Animals

Silver Screen Animals

Silver Screen Animals Łukasz Kliś, Sebastian Kubica, Marcin Urbańczyk Filmposter exhibition Pigasus Polish Poster Gallery in Berlin 2015. Łukasz Kliś: "Many poster artists would love to work for Hollywood, for a great film industry. Only few had the good fortune. We had. For over last year we have designed a set of movie and non-movie posters. Nobody in Hollywood knows that we worked for them, but who cares? They have a lot on their plate so we can forgive them. The main theme of our poster considerations are animals that appear on the silver screen. We all like animals - domestic and wild, dead and fried. We chose those that escape traditionally understood zoology. Our animals are huge and terribly dangerous or small, very small and also terribly dangerous. They sting, bite, strangle or frighten by their presence. Small wonder that so many great movies have been made about them! And besides, as metaphors canvassers, we make posters on every possible topic. Moreover, there is a wild animal in each of us. (Kubica, Kliś, Urbańczyk). You need very little to wake him up. In those days, you can admire these rare species not only in the Berlin zoo."

Posters at the end of the century

Plakaty na koniec wieku

Posters at the end of the century (Plakaty na koniec wieku) exhibition poster designed by Leszek Żebrowski from 1999.

Posters and drawings

Plakaty i rysunki. Ostróda

Poster for exhibition Posters and drawings. Ostróda / Plakaty i rysunki. Ostróda designed by Franciszek Starowieyski.

Anatomy of the Act De profundis

Anatomia aktu de profundis Plakaty Jankau Elbląg

Poster for exhibition Anatomy of the Act. De profundis / Anatomia aktu de profundis Plakaty Jankau Elbląg designed by Franciszek Starowieyski.