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Rafal Bujnowski

Rafał Bujnowski is a Polish painter, graphic artist, author of videos, installations and artistic actions. He became internationally known after the democratic transition in Poland. Rafał Bujnowski was represented by Galerie Raster until 2018 and is currently associated with the Dzielna Foundation. He lives and works in Warsaw.
Date and place of birt:3 february 1974, Wadowice, Poland
Nationality:Poland
Period of activity: XIX, XX century
Specialization:Artist, Draftsman, Painter, Photographer, Sculptor
Art style:Neo-minimalism, New European Painting
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