In the artist's words
My printmaking practice is a space of freedom, experimentation, and spontaneity. Self-taught, I pursue my artistic exploration through various printmaking techniques, both traditional and experimental.
Etching, drypoint, linocut, monotype, and carborundum allow me to explore the possibilities of materials, lines, marks, and chance.
I move freely from abstraction to figuration, sometimes in a style close to primitive brutalism. I don't necessarily seek to impose a single meaning on my images; I prefer to leave room for the viewer's imagination and interpretation.
Working with the printing plate is, for me, a living experience, made up of gestures, trials, and discoveries. The final result is never entirely predictable. It is precisely in this tension between intention and the unexpected that an essential part of my work lies.
Engraving is also a way for me to step back from everyday life and express my perception of the world.
EXHIBITIONS
Individual
2024 – “Boredom in Space”, L’Estampille, Brussels
2022 – “Immunosuppressants of Imagination”, L’Estampille, Brussels
2016 – “Cheap Wines and Jazz”, Pod Gruszką Journalists’ Club, Krakow
2015 – Artpub Gallery “Blaszki” (virtual exhibition)
2000 – Galeria Pod Rąką, Krakow
1998 – Gallery of the Faculty of Art History, KU Leuven, Lublin
Group
2025
– Mini Print International Reus Fortuny 2025
– International Exhibition of Graphic and Library Works, Ostrow Wielkopolski PL
– Carte de Visite, Brussels
2024
– HOSTING – artists from Brussels & Periphery, Centrale for Contemporary Art, Brussels
– 2nd International Mini Print Galicia
– 5th Virtual Print Exhibition 2024, Esquel Melipal Cultural Center, Argentina
– Carte de Visite, Brussels
2023 – Mes Del Grabado 4th Virtual Print Exhibition, International, Patagonia, Argentina
2022 – Liberté, Creole Institute, Fribourg, Switzerland
2022 – Carte de Visite, Brussels
2021 – “Silver Corb” at the second International Mini Print Triennial “Intaglio,” Kyiv, Ukraine
2014 – WPA, Duszniki Zdroj
2002 – Galerie Klakla, Fribourg, Switzerland
1993 – Architects' Gallery, Krakow