I come from a small town in the Wielkopolska region. Since moving away for my studies and regularly traveling to other art centers such as Warsaw or Berlin, the financial and class aspects have become highly visible and extremely significant to me.

In my practice, I combine painting, photography, and works on the boundary between object and installation. At the center of my artistic inquiry are gold, money, and the concept of value. I examine how culture and economic systems transform matter into a symbol of power, prestige, and desire. I treat gold both as a tangible material and as a metaphor for permanence, the sacred, capital, and control. I am interested in the tension between authenticity and cultural-financial constructs.

In my works, I often refer to class structures and the aesthetics of luxury and provinciality, juxtaposing them with reflections on the fragility of financial systems and the illusory nature of wealth. Through my practice, I attempt to critically yet poetically examine contemporary material culture – how aesthetics intertwine with economics and how objects organize our thinking about the world and about one another.