Artist Continues To Create Controversial Illustrations Full Of Hidden Messages (29 New Pics)

"The human civilization, and by this I am speaking primarily to Western civilization, deserves praise for its unceasing pursuit of novel ways concerning gender and social categories. Particularly when viewed from the point of view of conservatives, such actions appear to be rather daring. There is a wealth of material available for artistic interpretation in these sites of resistance. Having said that, I do not personally consider social satire to be my area of expertise.

It is not something that I would call inspiration, despite the fact that social life is definitely engaging. I simply have an impromptu reaction to the news that is being shared on social media, and I express it for myself through painting. Waldemar made the observation that "unfortunately, I find myself creating a lot of commercial art, which leaves me with very little time to illustrate these humorous collisions for myself."

It was important to us to learn more about Waldemar's transition from being a designer to concentrating on drawing and illustration as a professional path. He made an effort to recall the circumstances that led him to make such a decision: "My transition from design to illustration occurred so long ago that I no longer remember what triggered the change." Possibly, I simply became exhausted from the process of tweaking nodes in Illustrator.

A significant number of Waldemar's artworks explore contentious subjects, such as society's expectations and interpersonal relationships. To find out what message or feeling the artist thinks viewers to take away from these pieces, we asked the artist to give his thoughts.

In response, Waldemar stated, "I believe that a significant portion of the public reaction can be characterized as irritation." Short skirts are a source of irritation for some people, while lengthy beards are a source of stress for others. While some people are willing to slice throats for their fictitious gods, others are horrified by the fact that the majority of people continue to consume flesh. It is possible that heaven will be reached if all cultures become equally accepting. As for the time being, however, we are loudly shouting and brandishing clubs, as is typical of primates. Furthermore, it is sad that some of them are nuclear.

The substance of several of Waldemar's pieces is either explicit or not suitable for work. During the conversation, the artist expressed his perspective on the importance of striking a balance between artistic expression and subject matter that could be considered controversial or sensitive.

"I do not believe that I have any content that is too explicit. Not only that, but I find overt pornography to be irritating. In the event that someone considers something that I draw to be offensive, they have the option of deciding not to visit my work. It is not a daunting task. It goes without saying that I find the politics of social media and all of these shadow restrictions for nudity to be ludicrous and hypocritical, and the people who suffer the most from them are probably artists.

Last but not least, Waldemar stated, "Do not take offense at artists; it is true that the majority of them are sociopaths; however, with support, they become kinder and forget their desire to attack Poland."