About me

My Story 

I was born on October 30, 1992 in Lodz, Poland as son of an architect and metalworking engineer as the second of four children.
I remember like if it was today, when I was a few years old I drew a house and my cousin drew the side walls in perspective. It was the moment when drawing really caught me. I was designing cars in three dimensions. At the age of 6, I started regular art classes. In junior high school, I was creating three-dimensional graffiti.

My graffiti with my small brother ;)
Later, in Secondary School of Art, I earned a diploma in graphic design with an excellent grade. Due to winning 5th place in the nationwide review of art schools, I was invited to attend all fine arts academies in Poland without having to take entrance exams. I went on to study painting in Lodz and Cracow.

I was one of the few two-time recipients of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage scholarship for outstanding artistic achievements on both the national and international stage.

While living in Warsaw, I ran my own 3D design company and taught yoga. You can check out my work as a yogi on my website fruityyogi.com I also managed two yoga studios in Kraków before traveling to India and Nepal. This year, I lived in the Netherlands, and I am currently based in France. 

anatomical study of The Philosopher's Stone 2014
anatomical study of The Philosopher's Stone 2014
fragment of The Philosopher's Stone 2014

My Skills

Did you know that my spatial imagination and knowledge of anatomy developed to such a level that, as early as 2014, I was able to create a completely imaginary human figure in my paintings?

Nowadays, to achieve an even better final result, I design my images using 3D graphic software. I am continually refining a precise 3D model of the human body, aiming to create imaginary people with perfect accuracy.

For instance, painting the artwork The Hope in the Ocean of Tears took me only 40 hours, but the design process likely took 2 to 3 times longer.

 

3d screen shot

I am also fluent in design and 3D printing, though unfortunately, I don’t currently own a printer. It will be my next investment. I plan to print surreal sculptures and functional objects. Feel free to take a look at my previous projects.