Robert Andler Lipski

Robert Andler-Lipski (born 1 April 1968 in Ostrowiec Swietokrzyski, Poland) is a Polish visual artist, painter, photographer and poet. Living in United Kingdom. 
He is experimenting with a wide range of styles, materials and subject matters. Known for Stochastic Abstracts - a term which for the first time has been used by himself in 2015 to describe his very own style of contemporary painting. "Stochastism – according to Robert Andler-Lipski - in visual art, is a type of an abstract reflection intuitive, very elusive impressions generated during the creation process. It is characterized by the apparent randomness of the composition. It is multifaceted reflection of the artistic perception. It is a search for some consensus between deep layers of subconscious, which is constantly stimulated by the external incentives also by conscious actions of mind".
Studied Methodology of Arts Teaching, and Philosophy (Jagiellonian University, Poland). Also completed Artistic Tapestry Weaving and Mosaic Design.
Robert Andler-Lipski is a committed artist of a humanistic frame of mind and exceptionally individualistic sensitivity. Generally understanding nature, elusive emotions and impressions, deep thoughts and the beauty of the human’s body are the main inspirations for his creativity. 
Robert Andler-Lipski’s unique mixed media artworks are included in the permanent collections at Bede’s World Museum in Jarrow – Newcastle upon Tyne (UK) and at South Tyneside Council in South Shields (UK).
Robert Andler-Lipski published three poetry books:
and two art albums:
He is a member of International Assemblage And Collage Artists Society in the United States.