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Lined Journal featuring “SU 12” by Wojciech Fangor
The cover of the journal features a reproduction of SU 12, painted in 1971. Flowing planes and vivid colours create the characteristic illusion of space found in Fangor’s work. Depending on the viewer’s perspective, the painting seems to shift, drawing the eye and giving the composition an almost three-dimensional quality.
A journal is a personal space for whatever you want to put into words.
You can use it to:
Each page includes space for the date and lined notes, allowing you to use the journal in whatever way suits you. Start it at any moment and make it work exactly as you need it to.
More than just a notebook, it is an object that brings together functionality and the history of Polish art. It belongs equally well on your desk, in your bag or beside your bed, and makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who enjoys writing, planning and surrounding themselves with beautifully designed objects.
The durable hardcover is designed for everyday use. The coated cover helps protect it from marks and dirt, while the canvas pouch allows you to store and carry the journal safely.
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Wojciech Fangor (1922–2015)
Wojciech Fangor was a painter, graphic artist and theorist of art, and one of the most important representatives of Polish Op Art. His work explored the relationships between colour, form and the way we perceive space.
In 1965, his work was included in the groundbreaking exhibition The Responsive Eye at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. In 1970, Fangor 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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Product Details
Colours may vary slightly from those shown.