Artist working mainly with photography, Assistant Professor at Łódź Film School, art historian, translator. As an artist, he focuses on the fate of images and objects in the (post)modern world, creating visual archaeologies of museums, archives, landscapes, urban spaces and other “machines of representation.”
His latest exhibition was a dialogue with Aurélien Froment, Moiré. Author of The (Post)Modern Fate of Images: Allan Sekula/Thomas Struth (2013). A collection of his translations of essays by Allan Sekula was published by the University of Warsaw Press in 2010. Editor of The Archive as Project (2011) and at View. Theories and Practices of Visual Culture. Participant of Plat(t)form 2012 at Fotomuseum Winterthur. His project Lives of the Unholy was presented at C/O Berlin.
I will be looking for projects that propose a visual forms of thought. What interest me are works – sensual as well as conceptual – that are able to draw the beholder into their world, seduce him, or her, into reflection about the world we live in. I very much value the ease of working between fact and fiction, visual intelligence, distance, and the ability to go beyond the established uses and conventions of photography.