You've never seen Polish heritage painted like this.

Kociewian embroidery, deconstructed and rebuilt for modern walls.
Quietly collected across Europe since 2020.

Close-up photo of a textured painting (Foggy Memories by Peter Gil). Blue surface with a faint floral pattern.
Close-up of a heavy, textured, natural linen fabric.
Love by Peter Gil. Abstract oil painting featuring intertwined dark navy and reddish gold lines on a light-colored, gradient background.
Close-up of a Generations painting by Peter Gil. Pink, red and beige background with colorful patterns and designs, slightly out of focus.
Good Child by Peter Gil. A circular painting with black, gold, and blue abstract floral pattern
Abstract black line art with gold dots on a white background, framed on a beige wall.

The works

Abstract floral motifs that my great-grandmother stitched into linen tablecloths rebuilt in the language of now.

Symmetrical compositions. Knotted lines. Heavy textures. Colors that feel like modern. The result is work that's rooted but not sentimental. Decorative but not decoration.

A man wearing glasses, black t-shirt and a watch is working on a large, intricate painting using gold leaf.

The artist

I'm Peter. I grew up by the Vistula River in Kociewie, trained in industrial design and law, worked for a decade in corporate campaigns, and burned out hard. A dark year taught me I'd been running from the thing I loved.

I paint now. Full time. From a studio in northern Poland.

Close-up of a textured canvas with abstract black and red geometric shapes and a small yellow circle.