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Medium :
Screen Printing on Synthetic board , Synthetic board under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
39.8x28in
Edition :
10 / 10
Artist's proof :
1
Hors commerce :
1
About this artwork
This piece pulses with anticipation and power, capturing the essence of greatness unfolding. It refers to o recurring scene in the TV series How I met Your Mother. Through bold abstraction and symbolic expressionism, I aimed to evoke that electrifying moment when a story or person evolves into legend. The rhythmic dots create a suspenseful energy, inviting viewers to feel the crescendo. It’s a visual roar that will energize any space, inspiring boldness… and the pursuit of iconic status.
Konrad Zając holds three master’s degrees: in computer science engineering (West Pomeranian University of Technology), graphic design (Academy of Art in Szczecin), and poster art (Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw). Inspired by the visual impact of information systems, he shifted from engineering to graphic design, blending cinematography, typography, and poster art under mentors like prof. Lex Drewiński, prof. Michał Kacperczyk, and Dr. Marcin Władyka—key figures in the legendary Polish School of Posters. Rooted in Poland’s rich artistic tradition, his work merges painting, cinematography, and storytelling, often reflecting Polish culture. His posters, exhibited globally (Slovakia, Turkey, South Korea, USA, and more), continue Poland’s legacy as a leader in poster art. Zając’s practice spans drawing, painting, and animation, but he is best known for his innovative, internationally recognized posters.