The Bus Stop
The Bus Stop, designed as a functional sculpture, honors engineer Franciszek Ksawery Christiani, a pioneer in paved road construction in the Kingdom of Poland. The sculpture comprises two parts: the lower concrete section represents the road, while the upper rusted steel section symbolizes a bridge. The roof features a figure of Christiani, who served as the director of GDDKiA for many years beginning in 1819 and later owned the estate in Orońsko. Today, his estate houses the Center of Polish Sculpture.
Yoni
Garnizon Kultury, Gdańsk 2017
Yoni is a series of spatial forms that aim to symbolically represent the source of female creative power, agency, and subjectivity of Polish women. The author's intention is to use sculpture to highlight the important role of women in Polish patriarchal society and public life. Garnizon Kultury, Gdańsk 2017
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Art is over
Phototeraphy Sculpture, Sopot, Poland, 2020
The proposed spatial object is a so-called letter sculpture, which uses letters and their meaning as a sculptural form. The idiomatic slogan ART IS OVER AND OVER AGAIN refers to the contemporary model of art which has recently expanded so far that it has come to encompass virtually everything. It is becoming almost impossible to distinguish art from science, technology, everyday life, or life in general. The question is whether such an expansion of the concept of art is its end or just the beginning. The aesthetic inscription is inspired by the font characteristic of computer games of the early 1990s, in particular the phrase GAME IS OVER. The sculpture uses phototherapeutic light, and works as a free phototheraphy in public space.
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Chord
Destress sound sculpture, Centre of Polish Sculpture in Oronsko, 2022
The idea is ultimately to create the musical equivalent of the relaxing sensations brought by the sound of the sea, a waterfall, or rain, and thus to relax and unwind. The combination of sculpture as a mobile three-dimensional visual form and musical form is intended to be a kind of symbolic space-time. A world submerged in benevolent time.
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The Shouter
Ronald Regan's Park in Gdansk, Poland 2016
It helps release aggression, frustration, negative emotions, and fears, among other things. Just roar as loudly as you can and the improvement will be immediate.
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The Monument in Besko
Monument made of responsive concrete. Besko, 2019
Just pour water on the concrete to lay flowers at the monument commemorating the victims of German Nazism.
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Ilumen
Monument dedicated to the technical staff of the Center of Polish Sculpture in Oronsko
Nove Kino Praha
Prague South district, Warsaw,2007
The idea behind this functional sculpture was to transform a static and boring building into a giant film projector. Twelve faces of famous Polish actors are placed on a stone film tape that goes around the outside and inside of the building. Winning project in the students competition “Sculpture in Architecture” organized by the Governor of Mazovia and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
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The Vistula Boulevards in Warsaw
Spatial sensory objects
Fuck the Farm
Rebellion Manifesto: Rejecting the Family Farm This sculpture, shaped like a giant blue middle finger, boldly represents the polish youth's opposition to traditional farming. It symbolizes breaking away from the "family home" — marking the end of blindly taking over farms and the tough labor in the fields.
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