✨ It was a fulfilling way to conclude 2024 with the finale of my artistic residency at INSTINC SPACE in Singapore. Through an XR experience, I explored the intersection of technology, psychology, and art, inviting participants into an immersive dialogue. As my work stemmed from primary research, we examined together how algorithms shape our perceptions, guided by the conscious and unconscious symbols and archetypes that influence our interpretation of the world around us.

💭 Inviting participants to engage in a conversation about how algorithms mirror our behaviours and bring to the surface our beliefs, while reflecting on the psychology of symbols within the context of technology— and how it's shaping our understanding of identity, ourselves, and the world in ways we are still coming to grasp.

💡 The exhibition provided an opportunity to continue my primary research, gathering diverse perspectives on how people interact with technology. Beyond their role in data-driven decision-making, we explored how algorithms excel at creating curated serendipity, offering a sense of intention even in moments of randomness when data is limited.

🔗 I’m excited to continue exploring how technology and art intersect, sparking meaningful conversations about the role of algorithms in our lives.

From arts to commerical consulting and back: about loops, cross-collaboration, learning through creation, action vs contemplation -> and the impact of over-intellectualisation on our process and communications. Sharing my thoughts on arts & design education across Poland, Portugal, Mexico, and Switzerland.

Interactive Point of Sale Experience for COTY – Aelia Duty Free (Auckland & São Paulo) | Brands: Marc Jacobs, Chloé, Calvin Klein, Hugo Boss, Gucci. In collaboration with AlphaQ Digital.

We created a digital point of sale experience that reached beyond the screen—detecting passersby from a distance, triggering synchronized calls to action, and delivering gender-specific product messaging. The result: an average interaction time of 94 seconds.

From the British slang, Razzle means to go out, celebrating with friends. But Razzle can also refer to the “razzle dazzle” or “dazzle painting”, a camouflage made by a complex pattern of geometric shapes in contrasting colours. Landing on Razzle is an event machine, a space inspired by natural habitat converted into simplified geometry, a structure able to contain and become an event by itself.

In collaboration with Blance Lefrage, under the guidance of Matali Crasset & HEAD Geneva.
EarthSpeak is an installation that harnesses the art of ceramics to create communication instruments. This project seeks to reestablish our deep connection with the natural world by using ceramic forms as interactive devices.

Artistic Residency granted by Mexican Ministry of Foregin Affairs

Growing up in Poland, where the religious landscape is dominated by a rigid and conservative form of Catholicism, I was shocked upon arriving in Mexico. There, I encountered a vibrant and omnipresent world of religious icons and symbols, freely used and adapted to individual preferences and needs. I was mesmerized by the overlap of cultures and beliefs, which gave rise to a rich, visually dynamic tradition.

Inspired by this, I began collecting meaningful objects and creating my own—blending locally found treasures with my personal artistic expression. This became my way of exploring how our perception of an object’s value can give it the power to influence our daily lives, our sense of belonging, safety, and purpose.

The video tells the story of an elderly woman, a gatekeeper of meaningful objects, a street vendor, and the Virgen de Guadalupe. It serves as a metaphor for religious archetypes—found not only in sacred objects but also in the people we encounter in our everyday lives.

Direction: Salvador Guerrero
Photography: Joaquin del Paso

Aiming to create an immersive environment that embodied the four elements—Earth, Water, Air, and Fire—through organic textures, flowing fabrics, dynamic lighting, and natural materials, the production design emphasized harmony between humans and nature, incorporating symbolic representations of each element to enhance the ritualistic and ancestral themes present in both the music and visuals.