Awards
2018 - South Holland Open Arts Photography Prize Winner
2016 - Cambridge Through the Lens
http://www.queens.cam.ac.uk/life-at-queens/news-and-events/photography-exhibition-9-20-may
2012 - Young Still-Life Photographer of the Year, Practical Photography
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3RMBKUCLp8
2010 - Library Arts
Exhibitions
2018/2019- ShutterHub Open, 5&33 Gallery, Amsterdam
2018-ShutterHub Open 2018, The Old Truman Brewery, London
2018-South Holland Open Arts Exhibition, Spalding, Lincolnshire
2018-Borders Exhibition, Shutter Hub, Bridewell Theatre, London
2017-Open Exhibition, Shutter hub, part of Retina Scottish International Photography Festival, Edinburgh
2017- Lux-Aura Exhibition, Free Range
2017- The Bees Knees, Ruskin Gallery
2016- Cambridge Through the Lens, Queens College
2016- Installation Practice, The Basement Project Space
2016- Illusion of Reality
2015- Blink (3), The Basement Project Space
2012- The Alchemy Project, Boston Borough Council
Being a model for knowledge, still life explores a range of philosophical theories through the use of inanimate objects. Individuals experience objects differently, meaning they react to them in their own personal ways. While searching for faces in everything, people have anthropomorphic tendencies, meaning we often connect with objects on a level we do with humans. In his practical and theoretical work, Patryk Majewski explores the relations between inanimate objects and humans.
Through the use of objects and conceptual ideas, he develops a critical view within a range of Social and Political issues whilst exploring the genre of still life. Inspiration from the surrounding world, contemporary still life photography and 16th century Dutch still life paintings results in a varied range of work. Featuring objects we see every day and placing them within a certain context allows him to express opinions, develop an understanding and critically assess the themes.