Meet Przemek Krawczynski from Lodz, Poland. He started creating
gourd lamps back in 2009 when he discovered the gourd fruit, the first
lamp he ever made was for his own room and from that point on it became
his passion. Przemek was a building engineering student and worked in an
architectural studio, but in 2010 he decided to quit school and job and
devote all of his time to his passion!
Most of his lamps are made out of the raw material called calabashes that can be found in Senegal, Africa. Przemek is a self-taught artist and he aims for constant progress in his skills and creativity and he says ” Self-fulfillment and satisfaction from my work are more important for me than the number of lamps I can create within a certain time span ” Creating one lamp can take between 2 -4 months and in some lamps each hole has been designed and marked before the work actually started. Every lamp is unique, you won’t find two that are the same, the artist never repeats his patterns on his lamps and he draws his inspiration from geometry, complex and complicated patterns.
” By day my lamp is a unique sculpture while at night it comes alive
by the light seeping through intricate carved wood and passing through
thousands of holes. Flowing shadow fills the space and casts the
patterns on the surrounding walls, making it possible to enjoy the light
not only in just pragmatic terms” Please visit these social links for
more info and work: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Pinterest | Tumblr
Most of his lamps are made out of the raw material called calabashes that can be found in Senegal, Africa. Przemek is a self-taught artist and he aims for constant progress in his skills and creativity and he says ” Self-fulfillment and satisfaction from my work are more important for me than the number of lamps I can create within a certain time span ” Creating one lamp can take between 2 -4 months and in some lamps each hole has been designed and marked before the work actually started. Every lamp is unique, you won’t find two that are the same, the artist never repeats his patterns on his lamps and he draws his inspiration from geometry, complex and complicated patterns.
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