Willem Boronski Gallery

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In dit rauwe werk pelt Boronski de lagen van het carnaval af. De narrenkap, vluchtig geschetst met vet kleermakerskrijt, contrasteert scherp met de melancholische, in houtskool verankerde blik. Dit is geen feest, maar een Dionysische maskerade die de existentiële eenzaamheid niet verhult, maar blootlegt. De diagonale krassen en nerveuze lijnen suggereren interne chaos. Een indringend beeld van de mens die zich verschuilt in het volle zicht.

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In this raw work, Boronski peels back the layers of the carnival. The jester’s cap, hastily sketched in greasy tailor’s chalk, contrasts sharply with the melancholic gaze anchored in charcoal. This is no celebration, but a Dionysian masquerade that does not mask existential loneliness, but exposes it. Diagonal scratches and nervous lines suggest internal chaos. A poignant image of man hiding in plain sight.

Einstein Disguised as Robin Hood

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She is Buying a Stairway to Heaven

I’ve Travelled A Long Road Of Despair

The Flowers Are Dyin’ Like All Things Do

The Princes Kept The View

fleet-footed guides from the underworld

Falling Up the Broken Staircase

Can't remember when I was born And I forgot when I died

She Dressed in Bloom and Broken Sky

Exhibition “Drift” – Willem Boronski
Prologue: The Vertical Drift June 3 to August 27, 2025 – Cultuurhuis Huis Doorn

In this exhibition, originally titled “Drift”, Willem Boronski presents a selection of 22 abstract-expressieve works. While created intuitively ("without a map, but with a compass"), a recurring motif emerged during the process: The Ladder.

Retrospectively, this series represents the study of 'Vertical Drift': the human urge to climb, to build, and to ascend. The paintings explore the tension between order and disruption, balancing chance and intention.

These static works form the foundation for Boronski’s current multimedia project Painter on the Road (Studio Unit 1), where he steps off the ladder to explore the 'Horizontal Drift' of the eternal traveler.

Drift

Living life, hippie style

Willem Boronski Gallery

collection: Desolation Parade

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