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Lined Journal featuring “N 12” by Wojciech Fangor
A journal with a distinctive cover featuring N 12 by Wojciech Fangor.
This journal is a personal space for keeping a diary, writing down thoughts, plans and dreams, capturing ideas, making to-do lists, or simply noting down anything you want to return to.
Each page includes space for the date and lined notes, making the journal flexible and easy to use. Write in it every day or pick it up whenever you have something to record — without having to follow a set schedule.
More than just a notebook, it is an object that brings together functionality and the history of Polish art. It makes a thoughtful everyday companion at your desk, at home or while travelling, as well as a considered gift for those who appreciate minimalist design, art and the written word.
The durable hardcover makes the journal suitable for everyday use. The coated cover helps protect it from marks and dirt, while the canvas pouch keeps the journal protected when stored or carried.
The cover features a reproduction of N 12, painted in 1964. Softly blurred circles appear to float above the surface of the canvas, creating an illusion of depth through colour and form alone. The composition of N 12 is more focused and restrained than Fangor’s most intensely colourful works.
On the cover of the journal, the artwork becomes a subtle part of everyday life — accompanying notes, ideas and reflections without competing with them for attention.
Wojciech Fangor (1922–2015)
Wojciech Fangor was a painter, graphic artist and theorist of art. His work centred on colour, form and perception, while his characteristic blurred shapes became one of the most recognisable elements of his painting.
In 1965, Fangor took part in The Responsive Eye exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, one of the most important presentations of optical art. In 1970, he became the first Polish artist to have a solo exhibition at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York.
In collaboration with FANGOR Foundation
The journal was created in collaboration with FANGOR Foundation, which is dedicated to preserving, documenting and promoting the work and legacy of Wojciech Fangor. The Foundation supports exhibitions, publications and research projects devoted to the artist.
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