Born and raised in southwestern Poland, I spent my twenties in the Midlands in the UK and later lived for another decade in the Netherlands. The places and everyday encounters from those years continue to shape the way I see and work.

My practice gradually moved away from realism and the need to explain or resolve things clearly. The process is slow, repetitive and observational. It’s less about expressing and more about staying close enough for something quieter to emerge.

Alongside my artistic practice, I work as an art therapist with elderly and psychiatric patients. In both settings, I am interested in how creative attention, touch, rhythm and material can help people settle into themselves and remain present without pressure to articulate everything in words.

If you would like to get to know more about my process and art therapeutic approach, I would be delighted to hear from you.