Marek Gardulski

Marek Gardulski was born in 1952 in Krakow, in a photographic family; his grandfather was the great Polish photographer Bolesław Gardulski.

Already in 1967 he carried out the first photographic experiments in his family home. In 1973 he took part in an international photo exhibition. In 1976, the first chromate rubbers were created, which were later the artist's favorite technique.

In 1978–1979 he worked as a photographer and lab technician at Photo Nader in Krakow. From 1981 he has been a member of ZPAF, as well as a long-term president of the Krakow District of ZPAF. From 1981, he exhibits his works in the best art and photography galleries, including in the USA, Germany and France.

Individual photo exhibitions (selection):
Engineering School - Kraków 1974;
"K" Gallery - Cracow 1977;
SEM Group - SEM Group Gallery, Krakow 1979;
DESA-ZPAF Photo-Video Gallery - Krakow 1983.

Collective photography exhibitions (selection):
OWF Youth Biennale - Gliwice 1973;
Art - Toruń 1973;
Portrait - Gdańsk 1974,
EM Gallery - Saw 1979,
ZPAF Gallery, Cracow 1981;
Graphics & Photography - Linz (Austria) 1981;
Photography in Poland 1925 – present - Thachery and Robertson Gallery, San Francisco (USA) 1982.