About Me

A pro­fes­sio­nal writ­ten trans­la­tor from English to Polish and an edi­tor, but most of all, a self-tau­ght visio­na­ry artist and colo­ur-and-form-alche­mist. (Sounds a lit­tle pom­po­us, but it’s just… true. I sen­se the vibra­tions of colo­urs and forms, and intu­iti­ve­ly grasp the rela­tion­ship betwe­en them.) As my art turns out to be ora­cu­lar, I belie­ve I can respon­si­bly descri­be myself as an art orac­le. Tho­ugh I’m gene­ral­ly a self-made and self-moti­va­ted per­son, due to natu­ral inc­li­na­tion and out of neces­si­ty, I’ve been wal­king this path of the soli­ta­ry heart for faaar too loooong, not always by my con­scio­us cho­ice… Time to chan­ge it. My true allies, my Soul Tri­be, come and find me!

My Inner Artist, aban­do­ned as a poten­tial pro­fes­sio­nal option ear­ly on, re-emer­ged une­xpec­te­dly due to spon­ta­ne­ous kun­da­li­ni awa­ke­ning. This sud­den and very power­ful series of shi­fts of con­scio­usness trig­ge­red off a phe­no­me­non known as “sha­ma­nic ill­ness” and within a few weeks tur­ned my who­le world upsi­de down. This was not a gen­tle invi­ta­tion from Spi­rit to evo­lve. It felt much more like a bru­tal punch in the sto­mach. A wave of shat­te­ring events over­to­ok my life. My loved ones, inc­lu­ding friends and most of my fami­ly mem­bers, were nowhe­re to be found when I needed them the most. Phy­si­cal ina­bi­li­ty to take on a regu­lar job. No means of sup­por­ting myself. Living in con­stant haste and in a do-do-do mode was no lon­ger an option. Any time I tried to do things the old way, in a hur­ry, excru­cia­ting phy­si­cal pain would reap­pe­ar with a ven­ge­an­ce. It beca­me cry­stal cle­ar to me: if I want to stay ali­ve (I did!), I need to chan­ge my way of doing life completely.

Rough­ly at the time I star­ted prac­ti­cing a pro­fo­und Bud­dhist dhar­ma cal­led Pra­jña Aka­sa­gar­bha (“wis­dom hid­den in the womb of spa­ce”). And I belie­ve it was this dhar­ma that ope­ned in me the gift for visio­na­ry and arche­ty­pal art. I cre­ate my artwork in higher sta­tes of con­scio­usness. Inspi­ra­tion and visions come to me both when I’m awa­ke and in dre­am yoga sta­tes, always in syn­chro­ni­ci­ty with pla­ne­ta­ry ali­gn­ments. As I con­si­der myself a har­mo­ni­zer, it’s my joy to match seemin­gly mismat­ched ele­ments and give new life to things that are dama­ged or for some other reason con­si­de­red use­less by other people. I abhor wasting. This pas­sion for resur­rec­ting and beau­ti­fy­ing things, com­bi­ned with my love and dedi­ca­tion to Spi­rit, Mother Earth and All-Things-Mysti­cal, has orga­ni­cal­ly led me to cho­osing the art col­la­ge tech­ni­que and doing “recyc­led art”. Scis­sors and old maga­zi­nes beca­me my eve­ry­day com­pa­nions. Over the last 7 years of my sha­ma­nic jour­ney I’ve cre­ated a sys­tem of enco­ded paper art col­la­ges, desi­gned for sha­dow work, pat­tern bre­aking and inner alche­my.

My con­stan­tly evo­lving pro­fes­sio­nal offer cur­ren­tly includes:

• • my own ener­gy-enco­ded art col­la­ge sys­tem for sha­dow work, pat­tern bre­aking, rec­la­iming the frag­men­ted self, deepe­ning per­so­nal inte­gri­ty and inner alchemy 
  • trans­la­tion servi­ces (English to Polish)
  • astro-coaching ses­sions – I can con­nect your per­so­nal Gene Keys/Human Design reports with cer­ta­in astro­lo­gi­cal sym­bols, such asSa­bian Sym­bols (ano­ther pas­sion of mine!) and/or with Angels of the Zodiac etc. (it’s very reve­aling and adds some extra lay­ers of depth to your Gene Keys explorations)
  • art col­la­ge work­shops and indi­vi­du­al lessons

As for my spi­ri­tu­al back­gro­und, I’ve been prac­ti­sing Tibe­tan and Chi­ne­se Vaj­ray­ana Bud­dhism for most of my life, yet I also have Chri­stian roots. I am part of glo­bal move­ments cen­te­red aro­und the fol­lo­wing living trans­mis­sions: The Sophia Code by Kaia Ra, The Gene Keys by Richard Rudd and All For Love by Matt Kahn. I am an ardent pro­mo­ter and prac­ti­tio­ner of sha­dow work, espe­cial­ly in the sen­se pro­mo­ted by Richard Rudd, author of The Gene Keys. Embra­cing Your Higher Pur­po­se.

On a pri­va­te note, I love dan­cing in the com­pa­ny of like-min­ded people to the music that moves both my body and my soul, and in my pre-kun­da­li­ni era I used to orga­ni­ze cra­aazy fan­cy dress balls. I love to laugh! Take a look at some pho­tos cap­tu­ring the moments of our dan­ce madness!