Honza Zamojski, one of the most original Polish artists of the younger generation, about his work and views on art

“I create my works around a number of complementary notions such as: CHANCE, ORDER, ITERABILITY, TEMPORARINESS. I take advantage of apparent opposites in the field of art, where the impossible becomes everyday practice, and frequently the very process of creation of and reflection on a project proves more important than the final result. All of my works are based on my personal experience and observations, histories and phobias. I am neither involved nor wish to be involved in art that is ‘objective’  as to content and neutral as to form. It is my current interests that instinctively foster what I do. No matter whether I write or edit books or am active in larger-scale projects in open spaces, each action stems from personal experience, frequently originating back in childhood. Remembering (individual as well as ‘collective’ memory) is not merely a re-experience of the past, but first of all the experience of the present. I am not after adopting a particular stand or being involved in politics as an artist. I believe that the most vital matters can be spoken about in a simple language, and in order to do this, one needs to avoid pathos and be honest.”
(Honza Zamojski, recipient of the Audience Award at the 33rd Ljubljana Biennial of Graphic Arts)