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Agata Kycia - Look Up | Linocut
Agata Kycia - Look Up | Linocut
Technique: Linocut
Size: 35 x 25 cm
Year: 2025
Edition: 1/7
Signed
Framed in a wooden frame with glass
Size with frame: 42 x 30 cm
"Look Up" is an intimate, formally extremely condensed graphic print by Agata Kycia. The central point of the composition is a rounded, monolithic silhouette in a deep navy hue, the top of which opens into an intricate, dotted structure that reflects light. The artist employs a strong contrast here between a synthetic color field and fine graphic detail, creating an object with an organic yet almost totemic character. This original print on paper perfectly fits into the contemporary minimalism movement. Due to its elegant scale and the included natural wooden frame, the artwork is a ready-made accent for styling an intimate corner in a living room, bedroom, or for creating a unique home gallery wall. The work comes from a very small, unique edition (an edition of only 7 copies) and is signed by the author.
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AGATA KYCIA
Born in 1984 in Warsaw. She studied architecture at the Warsaw University of Technology, where she received her engineering degree, and subsequently continued her education at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia in Barcelona and at TU Delft, where she completed her master's degree.
Since 2010, she has worked as an architect, specializing in the use of digital technologies in design and manufacturing. She gained professional experience at firms such as NIO Architecten in Rotterdam and HENN in Berlin. From 2016 to 2022, she was a lecturer at the Weißensee Kunsthochschule Berlin in the field of textile and material design, and from 2020 to 2022, she conducted research on the application of robotics in design processes as part of the BAUHAUS 4.0 project.
Between 2017 and 2021, she pursued her doctorate at the Faculty of Architecture at TU Berlin, obtaining the degree of Dr.-Ing. Since 2022, she has also been active as an artist. She currently works as a specialist in digital manufacturing technologies at Studio Julius von Bismarck in Berlin.
In her free time, she practices yoga and paints watercolors – this is her way of finding calm and daily meditation.