Mistakes and regrets, lessons and memories It is an opportunity to offer comfort and support, even just by being there. You are aware that visiting a sick person is a touching experience. Feeling someone’s pain and suffering could arouse a deep sense of empathy and compassion. An encounter with mortality can even lead to reflection on the choices we have …
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Three places, two ermines and thirst for awareness Imagine a park or a square where benches become silent witnesses of chance encounters, deep conversations, love stories and moments of reflection. Meeting Benches is a fascinating concept that celebrates the importance of benches as places of meeting and reflection. This project is a tribute to these public spaces that, despite being …
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Zdzisław Beksiński, the artist known for his surreal and dark works Meeting Benches is a virtual meeting and inspirational place for travelers, artists, thinkers and dreamers from all over the world. Here, virtual “benches” act as a connection point, creating an atmosphere of sharing and inspiration that allows people to share art, travel stories and thoughts. You can find articles …
Read More »THE TERRIFYNG ART AND THE SAD LIFE STORY OF POLISH PAINTER – Zdzisław Beksiński
ZDZISLAW BEKSINSKI 1/3 – He never provided names (nor explanations) for any of his paintings. He was born in Sanok (southern Poland), http://www.muzeum.sanok.pl/pl/ where he started in architecture, but hated it and became a painter. In 50s he spent a few years working as a supervisor at construction sites for Autosan bus factory. http://meetingbenches.com/2017/04/wonderful-sanoks-landscapes-poland/ Painting on hardwood boards he prepared …
Read More »ZDZISLAW BEKSINSKI (1929/2005), POLISH PAINTER – I wish to paint in such a manner as if I were photographing dreams
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