Katarzyna Skąpska

Original works by the Artist Katarzyna Skąpska For Sale

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Sculpture “Her eyes” (2023) | Katarzyna Skąpska – paper + cement table lamp, 37×48 cm

Artist: Katarzyna Skąpska

Sculpture “Her eyes 2”, 2023

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“Her eyes” (2023) – table lamp–sculpture in recycled paper + cement, finished with acrylics and varnish. Fragmentary female figure with intentional cracks. Size: 37 × 48 cm.

2,200 zł Tax included

Sculpture “SHE” (2023) | Katarzyna Skąpska – paper + cement lamp sculpture, floor version ~190 cm

Artist: Katarzyna Skąpska

Sculpture “SHE”, 2023

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“SHE” (2023) – sculptural lamp in recycled paper + cement, finished with acrylics and varnish. Metal base. Fragmentary human figure; minimalist functional art.

3,300 zł Tax included

Sculpture “No Name 1” (2023) | Katarzyna Skąpska – paper + cement, 31×25×160 cm

Artist: Katarzyna Skąpska

Sculpture “No Name 1”, 2023

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“No Name 1” (2023) – fragmentary female figure in recycled paper and cement, finished with acrylic. Minimal, expressive surface with intentional cracks. 31 × 25 × 160 cm.

3,800 zł Tax included

Sculpture “HER EYES” (2023) | Katarzyna Skąpska – paper + cement lamp sculpture, 30×20×56 cm

Artist: Katarzyna Skąpska

Sculpture “HER EYES”, 2023

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“HER EYES” (2023) lamp–sculpture in recycled paper + cement, finished with acrylics and varnish. Fragmentary human figure with intentional cracks. Metal base. 30 × 20 × 56 cm.

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Katarzyna Skąpska – sculptor of the young art movement. She creates figurative sculptures inspired by the female body, light and nature, using paper and cement.

Katarzyna Skąpska – sculpture, light and the female body

Katarzyna Skąpska (b. 1979, Toruń, Poland) is a sculptor exploring new forms of figurative art. Her works often depict the female body as fragmentary, fragile and sensual.

Materials and technique

In 2019, Skąpska discovered paper as a primary medium. She recycles egg cartons, combining paper pulp with cement to create a highly malleable mass that, once dry, becomes durable sculpture material.

Inspiration

Her inspiration comes from nature, light and the human body. Many of her sculptures also function as lamps, where light becomes part of the artwork. Fragmented forms emphasize the fragility of human life and the imperfection of the body.

Artistic style

Skąpska’s art merges figurativism with young art. In her works, paper ceases to be ordinary material, transforming into a medium of emotions and paradoxes – combining softness and rawness.