FINE ART PRINT: BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE

High-quality poster/print on paper based on surreal oil painting by Mariusz Lewandowski titled "BEFORE IT'S TO LATE".

Print specifications:

Print media: Paper
Paper finish: Satin
Paper weight: 255 gsm
Print kind: Ink
Print orientation: Horizontal

Available poster sizes:

• 100 x 80 cm (39.4" x 31.5")
• 50 x 40 cm (19.7" x 15.7")
• 25 x 20 cm (9.8" x 7.9")

What is painted in the painting "Before it's too late" by painter Mariusz Lewandowski?

Mariusz Lewandowski's painting Before It's Too Late presents a surreal, apocalyptic scene dominated by a colossal figure looming over an illuminated, burning landscape. The central figure — faceless and almost anonymous — seems to embody a powerful force, a divine entity, or perhaps fate itself. Its arms stretch wide, as if embracing the world below, while it emerges from a radiant, glowing point above, reminiscent of a source of cosmic energy.

The figure appears suspended, balancing between a world of hope and inevitable destruction. Its body is immersed in warm, pulsating hues of fire and blood, lending the painting a sense of impending danger and something irreversible. Below, the cracked earth flows with volcanic rivers of lava, as if the world is slowly disintegrating before our eyes. A small, solitary human figure at the bottom — barely noticeable in the shadow of this monumental being — symbolizes human vulnerability in the face of the overwhelming forces beyond its control.

In the background, dark silhouettes of other figures emerge, resembling lost souls or witnesses to the impending apocalypse. This all unfolds in a darkened landscape, where only the central, supernatural figure seems to radiate any sense of hope — but whether it represents salvation or a final judgment remains uncertain.

In Lewandowski's works, surrealist visions often intertwine with metaphysical reflections on spirituality, the end of the world, and the human condition. The painting Before It's Too Late could be seen as a warning about the limits of human actions and the need to understand the forces governing fate. This piece reflects the typical influence of symbolism found in Polish and European surrealism, blending mysticism with a sense of impending doom.