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The Sage of the Heavens by Jaroslav - Fallen Angels Collection
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Edition of 30 - All sizes included | 10 in 60x90, 10 in 80x120, 5 in 100x150 and 5 in 120x180
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Original signed and numbered print
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5000 €
Edition of this artwork
Edition of 30 - All sizes included | 10 in 60x90, 10 in 80x120, 5 in 100x150 and 5 in 120x180
Type of print
Fine art print
Signature
On the back.
Certificate of Authenticity
Yes, included by the gallery.
Year of Creation
2015
Fine Art Artist
Jaroslav
Collection
Fallen Angels
Jaroslav presents us with an archetypal figure, somewhere between a prophet and a celestial guardian, suspended in a timeless space. Far from the classical imagery of youthful angels, this bearded entity embodies an ancient wisdom, a presence that transcends both descent and ascension. His outstretched hand reaches toward the heights, as if engaging in a dialogue with the unseen—a final grasp at a truth slipping beyond reach.
The liquid medium from which he is formed adds a paradoxical quality: he appears both solid and dissolving, sculpted in a fleeting moment yet on the verge of vanishing. His expansive yet imperfect wings unfold like a frozen storm, caught between movement and stillness. Echoing religious frescoes, the stark contrast between the angel’s luminous white form and the abyssal darkness behind him heightens the theatricality of the composition.
With The Sage of the Heavens, Wieczorkiewicz moves beyond a simple angelic portrait to explore a more intricate mythological figure—one that embodies knowledge in the face of oblivion, transcendence confronting inevitable dissolution.
Fallen Angels
Few photographic series capture both profound suffering and artistic transcendence as powerfully as Fallen Angels by Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz. Blending fine art, mythology, and high-speed photography, this evocative work explores grief, trauma, and resilience through a unique visual language.
Inspired by personal loss—his mother’s cancer, his father’s depression, and a miscarriage within a year—Fallen Angels is a cathartic expression, externalizing sorrow while inviting viewers to confront their own experiences. Wieczorkiewicz sculpts suffering into form, using his signature technique of photographing splashes of milk and paint in motion. These fluid, ephemeral wings symbolize the fragile balance between celestial grace and human fragility.
Technically ambitious, the series combines high-speed photography with advanced digital compositing, layering hundreds of images into each composition. Beyond its striking aesthetic, Fallen Angels is a meditation on resilience, portraying figures caught between flight and descent, seeking light amid darkness.
Acclaimed for its originality, the series cements Wieczorkiewicz’s status as a pioneer in liquid photography, transforming the ephemeral into the eternal.
Jaroslav
Jaroslav Wieczorkiewicz (1980) is a London-based Fine Art photographer renowned for his innovative “liquid photography,” using real milk, water, and paint to create dynamic, surreal imagery.
His iconic Milky Pin-Ups series reimagines classic pin-up aesthetics with outfits sculpted from splashing milk, showcasing his expertise in high-speed photography and digital compositing.
Founder of AurumLight Studio, he blends technical mastery with artistic vision, producing acclaimed Fine Art prints featured in exhibitions and major publications. Through workshops, he shares his unique techniques, continually pushing the boundaries of contemporary photography.