Recently, I have been engaged with broadly understood humanist and posthumanist themes, as well as questions of relationality and identity. My works are often created through the combination of various materials such as wood, metal, plaster, glass, or wax. For each concept, I consciously choose the material so that it is not merely a surface, but an integral part of the work.

In one of my recent works, “The First Scar”, I address the theme of identity mentioned earlier, but also the individuality of each of us. How do our first relationships influence us? How do we change over time, and how does our body transform?

In 2025, I graduated with distinction with a Master’s degree in Sculpture from the Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the Arts in Poznań. My diploma project explored a slightly different theme than my earlier work, focusing on the impossibility of play.

Educational and artistic themes had already appeared in my practice during my studies, but it was only after graduating that I began to realize the connection between art and pedagogy more fully. Currently, I teach ceramics, painting, and drawing to both children and adults, and I also conduct individual classes. In my free time, in the “Błękitna” studio, which I co-create with three other people, I organize workshops that oscillate between art and craft.