Stanislaw Młodozeniec (b. 1953) "Composition', 2012 oil/canvas, 143 x 136 cm Signed, dated and described on the reverse: 'S. YOUNG "COMPOSITION" 2012 ID: 144597 Taxes and fees - In addition to the hammer price, the successful bidder agrees to pay us a buyer's premium on the hammer prices of each lot sold. On all lots we charge 20 % of the hammer price. - To this lot we apply 'artist&s owe right' (&#xx27;droit de suite&#xi27;) fee. Royalties are calculated using a sliding scale of percentage of the hammer price. Condition report work framed More information Stanisław Młodzieniec with extraordinary expression and sincere form of expression in his compositions strives for bold simplification of shapes and diversity. In the characteristic, powerful strokes of the brush you can sense a special emotional charge, which makes his canvas even more authentic. The young man, inspired by the legacy of the avant-garde artists in the middle of the 20th century, creates works of various colors. Some of the compositions consist of lines, while others show configurations of human bodies trapped in a rush and reduced to the symbolic outline of the silhouette. After leaving Poland in 1983, he moved to New York, which is a permanent place of observation. The energy and atmosphere of the city together with its urban space, architecture, iconosphere, street graffiti and residents are the main reference points in the artist's work. Hence, there is an extraordinary variety of compositions, in which the Young Man is not limited to one technique and form of transmission, but even demonstrates his workshop and artistic performance. At the same time, the artist, using reporter pictures of scenes made with photographic precision, combines mass culture with everyday life and gives his compositions a psychological expression. Stanisław grew up in a house of artists, full of books and paintings, and his later work was influenced by Father Jan Junior. Along with Brother Peter, they reminisce of the period of childhood formed among the papers and the colors and presence of the father who remained in a continuous creative process, which instilled love for art in them. Grandpa Stanisław, author of several books and futuristic poems, also influenced their work.