VOICE

Since childhood - I was a boy who was fascinated by the very fact of perceiving everything around me with his eyes, hardly comprehending that the image around me is authentic. Curiosity about the world and an exploratory attitude to everything that happens around me is as important as the air I breathe. I always imagine what people say to me, and the type of message itself is often irrelevant. The only important thing is that I can develop a new value from each interaction. I have a relatively abstract and full of internal conflicts imagination, which to this day does not allow me to sleep peacefully. I've always been more of a dreamer than a realist, and perhaps because of this factor I feel that I always have something to do. In professional terms, I became interested in cinematography relatively late, around 35 years of age. From my love of drawing and painting in my teens through the Fine Art and Design studies, to the films that shaped my personal character the most. Inter alia: A Trip to the Moon - Georges Méliès, Metropolis - Fritz Lang, or iconic Blade Runner 1982 - Ridley Scott. Tremendous impact on the development of my imagination and sensitivity I assign brilliant writers: Philip K. Dick, Stanisław Lem and Frank Herbert. I am equally incredibly inspired by books on science, space and biology. What I value most in my life is the observation of nature, its incredible power of adaptation and camouflage. I am also fascinated by human species, sometimes as innocent naiveté and sometimes as an unpredictable well of possibilities. I didn't plan on being a writer, but I always feel something in the air. I decided to start writing, because written words have a timeless value, you can always refer to them as it will not be lost forever. I focus on fiction, I create a world built on my own experiences or enhanced by observation of the surroundings. For me, fiction is the most beautiful concept in writing, it does not define boundaries which I am happy to give myself as a slave to my own imagination. It is like meditation, you open the door to a world where you forget about your existence.