Selected Works

Somewhere between Grandma's embroidery and modern anxiety.

Traditional Kociewian folk patterns deconstructed. My works are full of knotted lines, heavy textures and overflowing with emotion.

Feel free to browse through and don’t forget to let me know what you feel!

If instead of looking at paintings you’d rather read some academic context, here’s some curatorial info →

  • Abstract artwork with black and gold swirling lines on a subtle, gradient, white-green background.
  • Framed black and white artwork with yellow circles and black stylized plants or vines, hanging on a beige wall.
  • Abstract artwork of a tree with black lines and yellow circles on a pink checkered background.
  • Decorative black and burgundy floral art print framed and hung on a neutral-colored wall.
  • Colourful floral pattern with various abstract, stylised plants in rainbow colours on white background.
  • Painting of an abstract floral element on a colourful, golden-orange background.

Oil & Mixed Media Paintings

In my opinion, elaborate compositions
shine brightest in the painted artworks.

The oils and mixed media artworks, with their
detailed textures and vibrant colours, provide
deeper insight into my unique point of view

ORIGINAL PAINTINGS

Digital Studies

Digital Studies are an open series of abstract drawings exploring various kociewian etnographic motiffs and heritage symbolism.

The works are a nod to the original kociewian embroidery guide plates, that were handed over through friends and families across the years.

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Context for the works

My visual language, characterised by the deconstruction of traditional Kociewian folk patterns fits within a lineage of artists who have sought to revitalise cultural heritage through contemporary artistic frameworks.

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