Les Makowski is the 3-Dimensional Artist Spotlight winning artist for the month of April 2018. He is a California based artist who explores a fresh relationship between two and three dimensional art. The overall themes in his work are related to the human body in the context of geometrical forms. Also how dreams and ideas can be translated into the language of sculpture and painting.

Les’s Solo Art Exhibition will be featured on the website for the month of April 2018. The gallery will promote Les and his work on the Fusion Art website, individual online press releases to hundreds of outlets, email blasts, in online event calendars, art news websites and through the gallery’s extensive social media outlets. Fusion Art’s objective is to promote the Artist Spotlight winning artists, worldwide, to art professionals, gallerists, collectors and buyers.

Please read Les’s Biography below as he describes his inspiration and process in his own words. Scroll to the bottom of the page to see his exhibition.

If you are interested in purchasing any of these award-winning pieces, or to see more of Les’s work, please visit his website.

Also, please visit Fusion Art’s YouTube Channel to see Les’s Solo Art Exhibition Video.

Thank you to all the artists who participated in the Artist Spotlight competition and congratulations to Les and the other Artist Spotlight winning artists.

Les Makowski Biography

Painter and sculptor Les Makowski explores a fresh relationship between two and three dimensional art. The themes in majority of his work are related to the human body in the context of geometrical forms and also how dreams and ideas can be translated into the language of sculpture and painting.

The medium he uses in his sculptures is baked clay and various scrap materials. In terms of paintings he generally paints on hard boards with acrylic paints. Most of his work provoke the viewer to various interpretations and comments on the content of each piece of his art. It forces one to be engaged while looking at his work.

One might find there some traces of criticism, some bits of irony or even slight tones of pessimism when it relates to human nature, but it all comes to one conclusion; besides the aesthetic side of art, the viewer should also be stimulated to stop for a second and reflect upon its content. His favorite quote is one made by Picasso : “Art is a lie that enables us to realize the truth.”

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