This series has been inspired by archeologic findings of prehistoric figurines portraying female bodies. These were usually made of stone, bones, or clay. The round shapes were common to almost every of the statuettes. This was the Paleolhitic pattern of real woman beauty... What do we have today? What part of the woman's body is considered to be the most important and responsible for her beauty?
I'm photographer and photography teacher based in Warsaw, Poland
I try different photography genres: from nature to documentary, from pet's to abstract, from street to conceptual photo...
Awards 1st prize in Nudes & Figures cat. for the series "Yin-Yang" in the 13th Julia Margaret Cameron Award for Woman Photographers, 2019
1st prize in Nature/Trees cat. for the series "Deep Into" in IPOTY 2016
Bronze medal in Self-portrait cat. for the series "Polish Couple" (together with Przemek Wierzchowski) in TIFA 2016
2nd prize in Self-Portrait cat. for the series "Polish Couple" (together with Przemek Wierzchowski) in IPA 2016
Silver medal for "Pets" series awarded by International Art Magazine Art Ascent 2014
