Your collection of contemporary art is enriched with an extremely rare and unique sculpture by Artur Turalski, also known as Tural. The work dates from 1989, a period of special creative activity for the artist, and is an excellent example of his characteristic style. Artur Turalski (1949-2019) was a versatile visual artist whose work included painting, sculpture, drawing, theatrical and film set design, and fashion design.

This sculpture is a material trace of an artist of extraordinary sensitivity and creativity. Turalski worked in a wide range of techniques, often combining them, which gives his works a unique character. His works are distinguished by a synthetic form, expressive line, and specific, luminous coloring. In the last decades of his life, his main inspiration was woman, depicted as an archetype – mysterious, sensual, and sometimes predatory.

The work is signed probably as "Art Tural" or "ART.TURAL", which is characteristic of his later works. The sculpture from 1989 fits into the rich output of an artist who collaborated with the Buffo theater, designed posters for the legendary club "Akwarium", and created set designs for the NSZZ "Solidarność". This is an object of high collector value, especially after the tragic death of the artist in 2019. Works by Turalski are sought after and regularly appear at art auctions, both in Poland and abroad.

Investing in a work by Artur Turalski is not only the purchase of an object but also the acquisition of a fragment of Polish art history from the end of the 20th century, created by an artist working at the intersection of painting, theater, and alternative culture.