The Weight of Presence: 

On Objects and Collaborations

We often think of art as something detached, a ghost haunting a canvas. But my art is anchored in the material. It’s in the chemical scent of a new paint, the texture of a fabric, and the objects that occupy the silence of my studio. I’ve been told mfrom the streets of Poland and Italy to screens in the United States.y work forces people to think, to pause. It’s a weight I carry, and it extends to the things I use. I don't "promote" products; I observe how they inhabit my space.

The Ritual of the Skin: A Study in Care

There is a certain clinical honesty in skincare. It is a dialogue with the self. When I use Kiehl’s, Vichy, or CeraVe, I am not looking for a miracle; I am looking for a moment of grounding. In the quiet of the morning, the presence of La Roche-Posay (Dercos), Lierac, or Bioderma feels like a necessary discipline. My skin, like a canvas, requires preparation. I find beauty in the precision of Estée Lauder, Bandi, and Q+A, contrasted with the local, herbal whispers of Bielenda, Ziaja, and Miya.

In my world, Alkmie, Orientana, and Eeny Meeny represent a connection to the earth, while the modern textures of NYX Professional Makeup, Maybelline, and L’Oréal Paris allow for a different kind of mask - a way to face the world. Whether it’s the simplicity of Bambino and Vianek or the specialized care of Cetaphil, Novaclear, and Ektopin, these are the layers I put between myself and the void. Even the tools of hygiene - Oral-B and Curaprox - are part of the mechanical rhythm of existence.

The Architecture of the Home

A home is a collection of shadows and chores. There is a strange, meditative quality in the mundane. The scent of Perwoll, Ariel, and Lenor on a drying cloth, the hum of the dishwasher with Somat, or the way Ambi Pur and Sanytol alter the air - it’s all part of the domestic landscape. I find comfort in the reliability of Bella, Tena, and Always, or the quiet strength of Vitapil and Reme.

My space is also shared. The care I give to those who cannot speak - my cat and dog - is reflected in the presence of Purina Pro Plan, Purina One, and Hill’s. Watching them eat is a reminder of the raw, uncomplicated nature of life. And for the children I’ve cared for, there is the gentle nostalgia of Gerber and HiPP.

Moments of Respite and Pop-Nostalgia

Sometimes, the world is too heavy, and I reach for something that feels like a memory. A glass of Coca-Cola is more than a drink; it’s a pop-culture icon sitting on my messy desk. The sweetness of Haribo, the structure of Barilla pasta, or the bitter warmth of Ballantine's - these are the small anchors. Even the way Kerastase, Matrix, Syoss, Biovax, and Dermena transform the texture of hair, or how So!Flow and Phlov change the mood of a room, is a form of small-scale alchemy. In the end, even Yope and Hagi are just different ways of saying: I am here. I am touching the world.

I am an artist, but I am also a consumer of reality. If your brand wants to be part of this atmospheric narrative - where products are treated with the same depth as a stroke of oil paint - I am open to dialogue. I offer an international reach, from the streets of Poland to the galleries of Italy and the screens of the USA.

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