Notes & Reflections

The Boy in the Photograph

The Boy in the Photograph

A childhood photograph of my cousin Radek became the starting point for Humble, a painting shaped by memory, printmaking and a changing way of seeing.

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The Boy in the Photograph

A childhood photograph of my cousin Radek became the starting point for Humble, a painting shaped by memory, printmaking and a changing way of seeing.

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Returning Home

Returning Home

Returning to my childhood home on my birthday, I reflect on the stories my parents told me and the memories that became my own.

Returning Home

Returning to my childhood home on my birthday, I reflect on the stories my parents told me and the memories that became my own.

A Painting Finds Its Memory

A Painting Finds Its Memory

What began as a painting about romantic love gradually became a vessel for memories of Bologna, family, and the ordinary moments that quietly found their way into the painting.

A Painting Finds Its Memory

What began as a painting about romantic love gradually became a vessel for memories of Bologna, family, and the ordinary moments that quietly found their way into the painting.

Three children gathered on the floor inside The Mute's House, looking through CDs beside a stereo. Drawings hang on the walls behind them, including a large copy of Edvard Munch's The Scream*, reflecting the creative atmosphere of the space

The Mute's House and Other Lessons in Imagination

An abandoned house, a collection of toy horses, and a summer kingdom of theatre, drawings, and invented worlds. A memory of the place where imagination found room to grow.

The Mute's House and Other Lessons in Imagination

An abandoned house, a collection of toy horses, and a summer kingdom of theatre, drawings, and invented worlds. A memory of the place where imagination found room to grow.

Under the Walnut Tree

Under the Walnut Tree

Memory, making, and belonging intertwine in this reflective essay tracing childhood in rural Poland, family, migration, and the quiet influence these experiences continue to have on painting and everyday life.

Under the Walnut Tree

Memory, making, and belonging intertwine in this reflective essay tracing childhood in rural Poland, family, migration, and the quiet influence these experiences continue to have on painting and everyday life.

Through Her Hands

Through Her Hands

Creativity, memory, and ways of seeing passed quietly between generations through drawings, objects, gestures, and atmosphere.

Through Her Hands

Creativity, memory, and ways of seeing passed quietly between generations through drawings, objects, gestures, and atmosphere.