Reimagining heritage symbolism through abstract compositions.

Abstract black line art with gold dots on a white background, framed on a beige wall.

About the works

Peter Gil's work occupies a significant position at the intersection of several important contemporary art movements.

His practice represents a sophisticated engagement with post-folk aesthetics, critical regionalism, and the broader discourse on cultural heritage in the age of globalization.

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Close-up of a painting with abstract shapes and lines in gray, yellow, and white colors.

About the artist

Peter Gil is a multidisciplinary artist born in picturesque Kociewie region of northern Poland, EU.

Exploring themes of relationships, local and regional traditions, modern societal dynamics and the place of an individual within it.

Complexity of reality is synthesised through Gil’s works, as symmetrical compositions invite the viewers for an introspective and open dialogue.

“In my opinion, art should encourage conversation — through symbols and patterns, artworks can quite literally bridge the past with the present.

Each and all of us poses unique perspectives providing a singular set of emotions and desires.

An artwork created honestly, in response to one’s unique experiences feels both authentic and refreshingly new.”

-Peter Gil

His compositions and used symbols convey the emotions attached to the matter addressed, enabling deeper connection between the artist and the viewer. Through the work of his hands, Peter tries to explain the way he sees the world and the things within it.

Close-up of an abstract wall art with black and blue designs on a white background, mounted on a wall.
Close-up of a painting featuring black curved lines over a colorful checkered background of red, pink, and yellow squares.
Abstract black line art painting with swirling and crossing lines in a black frame on a light wall.
Close-up of a textured canvas with abstract black and red geometric shapes and a small yellow circle.

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