MARIO JULIO KUJAWSKI

Sixty years ago, when I asked about his languages, Mario told me that he thought in English for everyday matters, thought in German for logic, and thought in Spanish in matters of the heart.

I am sorry to know of this......belatedly. But it didn't come entirely unexpected. I became acquainted with Mario, and a bit of his early sculpture, at Brown University in the early 1960's.

Mario...we miss you very much. You introduced Dianne and I more than 18 years ago and we have been together ever since. You will always be our friend.

I was so saddened to hear of Mario's death. What a heroic personal journey Mario forged.

Dear Adina,
I am so sorry for your loss. I met Mario at reiki and he shared with me his story and his art. The last conversation we shared was about gratitude and being miracles. May his memory always be for a blessing.
As always,

It was a pleasure to work with and get to know Mario. He had a light and a passion with his artwork, and encouraged other artists. He was a kind man and I will not forget him.

In Memoriam – Mario Kujawski

I speak to you Mario
In that bright firmament
Where those good spirits go:
Please write your own Memoriale
I cannot find the words.

Yes, my heart is heavy
But your poetic skill
Is needed here to fill the task
Of doing justice to your
Special qualities.

Over these three years,
I marveled more and more
Your poetry and soul:
Your way with words,
How we were stirred

And then you faced
That...

Mario was such a pleasure. He was a kind soul and always could brighten your day. I can truly say he wil be very dearly missed. It will be hard to go on without him. May G-d bless and elevate his soul

I will miss Mario! what a genius what a speaker what an artist! I know he is doing art in heaven and feeling free and happy!! I appreciate his friendship and for letting me show his work in my old gallery Love Barb Smoloff