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About Me



Aga Robak is a London based multidisciplinary artist with background in ceramics and costume jewellery.
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'I am strongly drawn to high contrasts - accidental versus organised grids and repetition. In my practice I am looking for ways of exploring patterns and finding balance between chaos and order.'
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Currently a member of In Production, a professional co-working space of Turning Earth in E10 London.


Residency
HUSK, London, April- October 2017
Own studio practice
Collaborations with local and international artist

Exhibitions
SOLO SHOW, One Wall Gallery, London, April-June 2019
BOUNDARIES AND BEYOND, curated group show, Espacio Gallery, London, February 2019
BEYOND BOUNDARIES, curated group show, Espacio Gallery, London, December 2017
CONTINUUM, solo show, Husk, London, September-October 2017
CO. collaboration with Rachel Rothwell, Husk, London, August 2017
SOLO SHOW, Husk, London, January 2017 
DESIGNER'S OPEN, Design Festival Leipzig, Germany, October 2014
DEGREE SHOW, Limerick School of Art and Design Graduate Show, Limerick, Ireland, June 2012
CROSS CULTURAL EXHIBITION, Limerick (Ireland) and Quimper (France) November 2011 
POLISH ART FESTIVAL, Limerick, September 2011
CERAMICS IRELAND, curated group show, Rathfarnham Castle Dublin, August 2011
RDS Craft Council of Ireland Show - Student Award Finalist, curated group show, Dublin, Ireland, August 2011
CRACKED  Students Exhibition, Limerick, Ireland, March 2011


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I still don't know exactly how my finished pieces are going to look like but I know that I want to make something light and translucent. That is why I had decided to work in porcelain.  Some of the forms can be too difficult to construct in porcelain without risking that they will collaps in the kiln.  In order to overcome this obstacle I had prepared some paperclay which is lighter and hopefully will keep the shape better.  First I cut porcelain in small pieces and let them get bone dry. Then I crushed them even more and added water to make smooth slip. When I had porcelain slip prepared I teared up some toilet paper and soaked it in hot water. After some time I sieved it and mixed with porcelain slip.
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Final Project :)

Hi again :) This time I have just one FINAL project :) I had to pick something that will keep me interested and excited for a whole year so it may not be a surprise to some of you that I decided to base my work onece again on architecture. Most of my inspiration photos are already in the previous post -I just love the patters and reflections in them. Here are some of them just to remind you what I have in mind.  And here is what I did in PhotoShop to bring some of the plans forward and broaden my research.  Now I just have to do the magic and get something interesting out of them in my sketchbook :) I am looking forward to do that but on the other hand I know it is a tough project.... Well I hope to update you soon with my drawings and swatches :) Please let me know what you think :) 
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Blast from the past :D

I was cleaning my apartment this week and I found very old drawings - some even from 2002 but I won't show them :) Here are some drawings I did in 2007 They are far from good and I like to think I could do better now :) At the time I was making them I was attending Portfolio Preparation Course in Limerick College of Further Education and all of the above were my homework life drawings of Tomek. I was very 'stressed' in them and couldn't loosen up even though I was trying - I was still afraid of the big white page in front of me.  All my skills and approach was straight from polish art course - it was all about the technique and I didn't know anything about creativity and was a bit scared when I discovered that I am able to make crazy thing as well: They are all a product of one night work :) I got crazy and was drawing to the music - as you can see it made me happy. This batch of drawings is the 'looses...
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