kenneth susynski
“If you cannot please everyone with your deeds and your art, please a few.”
- Friedrich Schiller
Kenneth Susynski (American, b. 1965) presents work in which common life themes are presented in a unique narrative and rendered in theatrical compositions with recurrent actors in his singular style of figurative expressionism.
In his present oils, inspired by and dedicated to his great-aunt, Maria Suszynska-Bartman, a prominent Polish writer and poet who chronicled her experiences in labor and concentration camps during WWII, he seeks to draw attention to the loss of our cultural and humanistic convictions by juxtaposing Polish women prisoners of war with contemporaries in the era of propaganda portraiture (i.e. selfies).
He has had numerous solo and group shows both nationally and internationally, including the 2015 Palermo International Biennale, Art Caroussel-Louvre, Seattle Art Museum Gallery, and the Sundance Group.
- Friedrich Schiller
Kenneth Susynski (American, b. 1965) presents work in which common life themes are presented in a unique narrative and rendered in theatrical compositions with recurrent actors in his singular style of figurative expressionism.
In his present oils, inspired by and dedicated to his great-aunt, Maria Suszynska-Bartman, a prominent Polish writer and poet who chronicled her experiences in labor and concentration camps during WWII, he seeks to draw attention to the loss of our cultural and humanistic convictions by juxtaposing Polish women prisoners of war with contemporaries in the era of propaganda portraiture (i.e. selfies).
He has had numerous solo and group shows both nationally and internationally, including the 2015 Palermo International Biennale, Art Caroussel-Louvre, Seattle Art Museum Gallery, and the Sundance Group.