FAQS
Get Soaked Medium: Polymer, Resin, Corningware, fabric Dimensions: 8x10x12 inches 2025
Lollipop Medium: Polymer and mixed media Dimensions:13x13x6 inches 2024
Touching the Stars Medium: Polymer sculpture with an aluminum, wood frame.
Dimensions: 9x5x3.5 inches 2024
Little Rabbit
Medium: Polymer, epoxy, cashmere
Dimensions: 14x12x7 inches 2025
Requited
Medium: Ceramic, oil, wool
Dimensions: 9.5 x 7.5 x 9 inches 2023
Embrace
Medium: Ceramic, oil paint, wool
Dimensions: 9x12x10 inches 2023
FAQs
I’m a Photographer | Sculptor based out of Montreal, Canada
My work is deeply rooted in the exploration of self-acceptance, identity, and the human experience. My photo-realistic sculptures focus on capturing the nuanced emotions that come with embracing one’s body and identity, especially in a world where external standards often dictate self-worth. Through hyper-realism, I seek to convey the quiet yet powerful stories embedded in every wrinkle, scar, and expression, all of which carry the marks of personal history, struggles, and triumphs. The human form serves as my primary canvas.
In crafting each piece, I strive to reflect the complex relationship people have with their bodies — both the reverence and the discomfort… an invitation to pause and recognize the inherent value in our natural, unaltered selves. Through portraiture and figuration, I celebrate the imperfections that make us whole, reminding us that every line tells a story, every detail contributes to our identity.
I aim to foster a sense of acceptance, not just of one’s external appearance but of one’s inner narrative, understanding that self-worth transcends societal expectations.
As a first generation Polish-Canadian, I also weave in the themes of belonging and displacement. My experiences of navigating two cultures—one rooted in Eastern European culture and the other in the diverse fabric of Canada—are reflected in my work. These themes of duality and adaptation add layers of depth to my sculptures, underscoring the resilience it takes to form a cohesive identity while embracing both heritage and change. Ultimately, my art is an invitation to recognize the beauty in the complexities of identity, encouraging viewers to see themselves and others with greater empathy and acceptance.
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2025 Polymer Week Pilsen, Czech Republic
2025 Represented by ARTA Gallery Toronto, Canada
2024 Federation of Canadian Artists Choice Online Awards - 2nd place
2024 Represented by ARTA Gallery Toronto, Canada
2023 Represented by ARTA Gallery Toronto, Canada
2022 Represented by ARTA Gallery Toronto, Canada
Størpunkt Nude September -October Munich, Germany
TOAF61 (Online) July-December Toronto, Canada
Størpunkt Half a pound of art May - June Munich, Germany
2021 ARTA Gallery September-Current Toronto, Canada
2021 TOAF (Online) July-December Toronto, Canada
Colour and Calm - Curated by Stéphane Monnet & Jeroen Dijkstra
Visual Voices - Curated by Alex Garant
2016 Clifton Art Gallery March Bristol, United Kingdom
2016 Fringe Bath Art Festival May Bath, United Kingdom
2015 Bristol Art Pop-Up Nov Bristol, United Kingdom
2010 Galerie Bielik Jan-Oct Montreal, Canada
PUBLISHED FEATURES
2025 Polymer Week Feature
2024 Polymer Week Feature
2023 Info Mag. Review
2022 All She Makes Feature Issue 4
2021 Monolith Volume Interview Vol XIV December
Monolith Volume Review
2021 Polymer Week Magazine Showcase article - Interview October Issue
2020 Photo Life Magazine Winner Showtime Photography Competition Vol. 45, no. 4
2016 We Are Sister Stories Blog Choose Your Story, Assign Your Meaning
PODCASTS
2025 Polymer Week Podcast
2023 Polymer Week Podcast and YouTube
2021 Famous When I'm dead podcast
RESIDENCIES & TEACHING
2025 Polymer Week Pilsen October Pilsen, Czech Republic
2016 Unit10 Apr-May Bristol, United Kingdom
EDUCATION
2007 BFA Studio Arts Concordia University, Montreal, Canada
