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I am a collage artist with a background in fine arts, driven by a fascination with fragments—the shreds and scraps of life that hold untold stories. My work blends traditional techniques with experimental approaches, exploring the interplay between destruction and creation. Through collage, I reassemble textures, materials, and ideas into evocative visual narratives that reveal hidden connections.
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In film, this practice takes on a dynamic form, as in 'A Tirannia, my exploration of resilience and loss in drought-stricken Sicily. Whether working with analog media or digital tools like AI, my art seeks to transform what is broken into something whole.​
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I let myself to be taken by the essence of these images, not always knowing where it would lead me.
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I allow myself to be guided by the work
which is in the process of being born,
I have confidence in it, I do not think about it.
The forms arrive pleasant, or strange, hostile, inexplicable, mute, or drowsy.
They are born from themselves.
It seems to me as if all I do is move my hands.
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Jean Hans Arp
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Explore my video collage portraits, where fragments of time and memory are woven into dynamic visual stories.
Discover BOLAG, my artistic duo with Bolek Ryziński, where we collaborate in the fields of photography, digital collage, and music videos.
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