Art Performances 2016-2021

My performative practice developed in parallel with painting—as a way of working with the body, space, and presence, in which it becomes possible to build physical and emotional tensions in real time. I approach performance as a ritual of transformation—a moment in which the body becomes the medium, and the shared experience with the audience becomes the primary material.

Since 2022, I have been collaborating with the Galeria Labirynt in Lublin, where I create performances and site-specific works as part of research-based and experimental projects. I am interested in performance as a cognitive tool—exploring presence, boundaries, and mechanisms of empathy across diverse social and spatial contexts.

I have participated in residency programs and artistic exchanges in the Czech Republic and Ukraine, where I developed performative practices in relation to local contexts, site histories, and collective memory. I have created work both within gallery settings and in informal environments—such as abandoned spaces, public areas, and open-air sites—exploring performance as a form of dialogue and shared experience.

At the center of my practice is always the body—not as a representation, but as a source of knowledge, emotion, and narrative.