Krzysztof Sokolovski, Being subtle collection

Own technique on wood, 98x35 cm

He was born in 1985 in Eyeschikos, Lithuania. He is a visual artist, author of icons, paintings, installations and monumental realizations, and creator of the term "neo-sacral art." He graduated from Gdansk University of Technology, earning a degree in thermal power engineering. At the same time, he took up studies at the Faculty of Painting of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk. In addition, he attended lectures in anatomy at the Medical Academy in Gdansk. In 2013, he moved to Warsaw and graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts here in Prof. Andrzej Rysinski's graduation studio. His works have been presented at several group and solo exhibitions at home and abroad. Krzysztof Sokolovski is the author of the Neo-Sacral Chapel created in the rectory of the Church of the Holy Cross in Warsaw. Finding of the Holy Cross in Klebark Wielki and the Peace Chapel at the convent of the Salesian Sisters in Jerusalem. He won an honorable mention for the Best Diploma of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw in 2014 and an honorable mention in the 2014 ArtNoble competition for the Best Diploma of the Art Colleges of Poland.