WHERE: Europe
DESTINATION: Residential
CLIENTS: Private
TIME: From 2008
AMOUNT OF PROJECTS: 50+
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Public interiors
WHERE: Poland
DESTINATION: Work
CLIENTS: Business
TIME: From 2015
AMOUNT OF PROJECTS: 10+
House of tomorrow
IKEA’s House of Tomorrow is a space, where one can learn how to function with respect to the surrounding nature as an independent being. It is a multifunctional space dedicated to everyday life and work, which is of great significance during social isolation.
HABITAT LUNARES
The Lunares Research Station is a specialized facility for simulating manned space missions on the Moon and Mars. Lunares was created in 2017 by Space Garden and is the only facility of this type in Europe.
Funeral design
Together with Martyna Ochojska and Rafal Sadowski, we have created the NURN brand, which specialized at premium urn design and production. Our products were manufactured locally with the assistance of experienced craftsmen.
TC/6 BREAD FORM
TC/6 bread form provides an answer to the “Make food not war” slogan. Bread is perceived as a basic food all around the world, regardless of its form.
Boga nie ma
WHERE: WarsawORGANIZER: The campaign project was created as part of the social design workshops led by dr hab. Artur Frankowski at the turn of 2013/2014 at the Fine Arts Academy in Warsaw. The final project was implemented for production by Mortis Design.TIME:...
Nie iGRAj z zyciem
The Nie iGRAj z zyciem deck consists of 48 cards that stimulate conversations about life and death. The project aimed at creating cards based on a traditional deck, in which symbols and characters serve as a starting point for conversation about social problems.
Travel photography
A series of photo essays depicting people with considerable life experience, as well as places, which are far away from the typical touristy locations.
Interfusion / facing the wall
I created a performance, during which I practiced meditation in a public place located near the city centre of Warsaw. I sat with my legs crossed and hands folded on my lap in a Hokkai-join gesture. My goal was to create a footprint of transition from chaos to order, from noise into silence, from brightness into darkness, and the other way around.