I am a painter and designer currently based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, after spending over a decade in Berlin. I hold an MFA in Painting from the University of the Arts in Poznan and a BA in Romance Philology from Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland.

Geometry has long been central to my artistic practice, shaped by my education and experience in graphic design. From negative space to typography, the principles of visual composition continue to inform my paintings, creating a dialogue between graphic precision and painterly expression.

Drawing inspiration from personal experiences, music videos, consumerism, social media, and contemporary visual culture, I explore a world in constant motion. Figures and objects, removed from their original contexts, assume new roles in compositions that oscillate between balance and uncertainty.

Light, space, and the horizon recur throughout my work, evoking a sense of freedom while guiding my exploration of what it means to be human in a world shaped by images and representations. Influenced by Baudrillard’s concept of simulacra, I examine how our increasingly digital experiences can be translated, reinterpreted, and given physical form through painting.

My practice seeks to rediscover the essence of familiar objects and images, using their pictorial representation as a starting point for further reflection. At the intersection of figuration and abstraction, I explore human vulnerability and the ambiguous state of being-in-between.

My creative process begins with preparing each canvas by hand, from stretching to priming. Working primarily with oil and acrylic paint, I embrace the tension between precision and imperfection, considering unexpected outcomes an essential part of artistic creation.

Ultimately, my work questions established perceptions and social constructs, inviting viewers to reconsider what they see and take for granted. My paintings have been presented in numerous solo and group exhibitions and are held in public and private collections.