BIO

Include a clear and concise artist biography written in the third person, preferably no more than three paragraphs. In the first paragraph, you should mention your name, date, and place of birth, your current location, artistic discipline, medium, and what you are best known for. Try to write in an engaging, conversational style while sticking to the specifics of your art rather than resorting to vague, overblown statements. Avoid clichés and generic language at all times.

In the second paragraph, you can briefly discuss the subject matter of your art, perhaps illustrating it with some important series or projects you have realized so far. Make sure that you do not explain too much, or bombard the reader with information. Leave them longing for more while briefly explaining what your work is about, rather than telling your whole life story.

In the third and final paragraph, you can mention your education and recite the most notable information from your artist resume in the form of exhibitions, collections, grants, residencies, and more. Be concise and formal in this paragraph by reciting your accomplishments without flexing or showing off.

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Jonas Kolecki is a filmmaker, painter, collagist, and all-around bricoleur. Despite the variance in all of these roles, the most important element that unites them is time. Throughout his work, time is not only a vital tool in his arsenal, it is also a powerful subject matter to tackle. His work captures a sense of fleeting time as he engages with subjects of decay and ephemerality.

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