I draw where silence stands

I make drawings and write short texts.

The drawings are built from hand-drawn geometry: circles, grids, ratios, repetition, and careful construction.

Geometry is not decoration for me. It is a way of finding order when life becomes hard to read.

Over time, the work moved from colour mandalas into black-and-white geometry, then into Graffita — a cycle where clean abstraction could no longer hold everything at a distance. The structure stayed, but something more human entered the surface.

Alongside the drawings I write Still Frames: short, true scenes from a life stretched between Poland, England and Spain. They are made from small concrete moments — a road, a room, a meal, a mistake, a shift in the air. Like the drawings, they do not explain everything. They hold attention long enough for something to become visible.

The visual and written work belong to the same world. One uses line, proportion and silence. The other uses memory, detail and rhythm.

Selected drawings are available as fine art prints, originals and metal posters.

They are made to exist physically in space — not as illustrations, but as objects of sustained attention.