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Marcin Ryczek (born 18 sierpnia 1982 in Lublin) – polish photographer living in Cracow[1].
Artistic Work
[edit]Marcin Ryczek specializes primarily in minimalist and symbolic photography. His photograph A Man Feeding Swans in the Snow[2]has gained worldwide recognition and has become one of the most recognizable images of recent years. In his work, he employs geometry and symbols[3].. The main principle guiding his photography is the idea of minimum form, maximum content[1]. Marcin Ryczek's photographs have been exhibited in countries such as Japan, the USA, Germany, China, the Netherlands, Romania, India, England, Austria, Denmark, Italy, Serbia, and France[3].. They have been published in magazines, newspapers, and online platforms in many countries worldwide, including: The Guardian[4], Der Spiegel[5], Jedi’ot Acharonot, La Repubblica, Politiken, Athens Voice, National Gegraphic. His works have appeared on the covers of books by renowned Polish journalists, including Wojciech Jagielski and Piotr Kłodkowski.
One of the most recognizable photographs by the artist, A Man Feeding Swans in the Snow[6], has won numerous awards in significant international competitions. It has also been included in the prestigious collection of the Bibliothèque nationale de France and the holdings of the Silesian Museum[1][3]. One of the most influential American platforms, The Huffington Post, ranked the photo among the top 5 photographs in the world in 2013.[1][7][8] In 2017, Marcin Ryczek's photograph was featured on the cover of the book 100 Great Street Photographs by David Gibson.
Awards
[edit]- Grand Prix de Découverte – International Fine Art Photography Awards 2013;
- Grand Press Photo 2013;
- LensCulture Exposure Awards 2014;
- IPA – The International Photography Awards 2014;
- Chelsea International Fine Art Competition 2014;
- ND Awards 2014;
- The Miami Street Photography Festival 2015;
- New York Photo Festival 2015;
- StreetFoto San Francisco Festival 2016;
- XV edizione del Premio Internazionale Giuseppe Sciacca 2016;
- Siena International Photography Awards 2016;
- PR2 Camera Work 2017;
Źródło[3].
References
[edit]- ^ a b c d "Biuro prasowe", nikon.pl
- ^ Marcin Ryczek, "Home page – Marcin Ryczek Photography", marcinryczek.com (in Polish)
- ^ a b c d "Marcin Ryczek – Szeroki Kadr", szerokikadr.pl
- ^ Hannah Booth (2013-03-01), "Big picture: Man Feeding Swans, by Marcin Ryczek", the Guardian
- ^ "Viral Photo from Krakow: 'Suddenly the White Swans Appeared'", Spiegel Online, 2013-03-06
- ^ "Marcin Ryczek's Photo 'Man Feeding Swans' Captures A Real-Life Yin Yang (PHOTO)", Huffington Post, 2013-06-24
- ^ Julie Grahame (2013-12-18), "2013's Most Striking Fine Art Photography", Huffington Post
- ^ Marcin Ryczek | LensCulture, "Marcin Ryczek | LensCulture", LensCulture