Political illustrations
VISUAL MANIFESTOS!
Graphic design and illustrations are an essential part of political action and activism. They serve as a visual manifesto, a way to communicate powerful messages instantly and reach broad audiences. Through my work, I aim to use bold, clear, and symbolic imagery to provoke thought, inspire action, and unite people around shared values. As an artist with roots in Poland, I draw from the tradition of Polish political graphic design — especially its history of resistance and solidarity. I often blend historical motifs with contemporary aesthetics, creating works that not only address urgent issues but also connect them to a broader cultural and historical context. My graphic work is used also on the streets, where it serves its purpose - to carry a message.
Empört euch!
Time for outrage!
Indignez-vous!
Graphic works and black lace banner for the protest against budget cuts for culture in Berlin, November 2024,
About feminist activism
Illustrations for an article about struggles of activists
(for European Alternatives)
2023
Sisterhood
In solidarity wth Polish women*.
2022
The President's pen
Polish President's decisions and signatures under laws prepared by the conservative ruling party.
2018
Splendid Isolation
Polish politics under PiS were isolating Poland from from neighboring countries.
2017
Solidarity with Poland
2017
Save the Constitutional Tribunal
Graphic for Protests Related to the Crisis in the Polish Constitutional Tribunal
2017
The Polish state of uncertainty
Under the rule of Jarosław Kaczyński. Referring to the children's film "The Two Who Stole the Moon" (1962), starring the Kaczynski brothers.
I am sad, Poland!
Paraphrase of the Polish poet Juliusz Słowacki's verse from the poem "I am sad, Lord!" as an emotion while Poland was ruled by a conservative and nationalist party PiS.
2017
Hipokryzja
Hypocrisy... of the ruling... men.
2017
Welcome! President Andrzej DADA
Poster for the action of welcoming the Polish president Andrzej Duda in Berlin, 2016.
Warsaw by night
During the first rule of PiS party in Poland. The Kaczynski brothers starred in a Polish feature children's film "The Two Who Stole the Moon" (1962),
2006
IslaMAc
Part of a project on the critique of consumerism and imperialism.
2003
