“As hundreds of thousands of people fled the Russian invasion of Ukraine
for the European Union, guards began to accelerate their own nationals
through lines where people waited for more than 48 hours, picking out
Black, Asian or Middle Eastern refugees and holding them aside, said
dozens of Ukrainians and foreigners who crossed the border.”

story by Drew Hinshaw

on assignment for The Wall Street Journal

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“Average Ukrainians—often with no combat experience—from across Europe are returning to their country to fight the Russians”
on assignment for The Wall Street Journal

story by Drew Hinshaw and Natalia Ojewska

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On assignment for The Wall Street Journal, story by Drew Hinshaw

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I recently comtributed two images to timely and important story written by Adam Mazur and published in current issue of Frieze Magazine.
It’s about art and culture institutions being taken over by right-wing,
conservative appointees, and the consequences that follow.

Thrilled to be nominated to one of the most important art awards in Poland
Nominating committee: “the protests of 2021 were mainly seen through the photographs of the Archive of Public Protests”.

“The whole Syrian tragedy is in Anas eye”
Photograph of Anas, a Syrian refugee at Polish-Belarussian border among Le Temps “2021, mirror of a world” - a year in images.

APP’s group exhibition in Labirynt Gallery in Lublin on 40th anniversary of introducing martial law in Poland

Refugees as victims of Belarussian regime - story in Le Monde

Story on Poland-Belarus border situation published in Le Monde

APP’s Strike Newspaper #6 on protests against treatment of refugees and migrants on our eastern border is out now

APP with Views 2021 award !

I’m a part of APP group show in “When the body becomes Manifesto” in BOAN 1942 ARTSPACE, Soeul, South Korea

Super excited for this APP group show in Copeland Gallery, London, UK as a part of Peckham 24 photo festival. Curated by Iona Fergusson and Vincent Hasselbach

APP Strike Newspaper #5 on protests of Belarusian community is out now!

APP Strike Newspaper #4  on LGBTQ community is out now!

Contributing 3 images to group exhibition during Photomonth Kraków - Year of Protests curated by Galeria Promocyjna

Human side of Winogrady block housing estate photographed for Towarzystwo Krajoznawcze Krajobraz as fourth, and last, instalment of commission for Poznań City Council

Infrastructure side of Malta Lake photographed for Towarzystwo Krajoznawcze Krajobraz, as third instalment of commission for Poznań City Council

Protests in Poland featured in British Journal of Photography text by Izabela Radwanska Zhang

Photograph illustrating an essay by Aleksander Temkin for Magazyn Kontakt

Poznań Hippodrome, an institution dating back to the early XX century, today well past its prime (sadly), photographed for Towarzystwo Krajoznawcze Krajobraz, as another instalment of commission for Poznań City Council

Quick assignment in Ciechocinek sanatorium for Magazyn Kontakt with text by Damian Jaworek

Le Monde published a selection of APP protest photos with text by Jakub Iwaniuk

“Pandemic revealed and exacerbated processes and issues that had been
simmering for years, sometimes decades. Scratches and cracks in the
structure of our social contract, the pains of our economic reality.
Inequalities and irregularities in the labor market, further
exclusion of social groups, ambiguous regulations affecting entire
sectors of the economy and increasing information noise.”

Visual essay on socio-economic consequences of COVID published in Magazyn Kontakt

Left Out In The Cold

From warm and bright gyms to cold and dark void of winter.

Images of fitness professionals and enthusiasts heading outdoors as gyms are closed due to COVID were published by Gazeta Wyborcza in their multimedia section

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