Jan Baszak (b. 1994) is a Polish artist based in Berlin, whose practice spans sculpture, installation, and tapestry. A graduate of the Academy of Art in Szczecin (2019) and the University of the Arts in Poznań (2017), his work delves into the poignant intersections of intimacy and melancholy.
Baszak’s sculptures, crafted from posthuman materials and reclaimed textiles, explore the intricate dynamics between humans and non-human entities. His practice investigates the mysticism of interspecies gazes and envisions communities founded on the egalitarian spirit of Halloween.
Jan Baszak (b. 1994) is a Polish artist based in Berlin, whose practice spans sculpture, installation, and tapestry. A graduate of the Academy of Art in Szczecin (2019) and the University of the Arts in Poznań (2017), his work delves into the poignant intersections of intimacy and melancholy.
Baszak’s sculptures, crafted from posthuman materials and reclaimed textiles, explore the intricate dynamics between humans and non-human entities. His practice investigates the mysticism of interspecies gazes and envisions communities founded on the egalitarian spirit of Halloween.