'Diorela '
mixed media
107 x 80 x 8 cm, 2025

'Karen Scott'
mixed media
116 x 79 x 5 cm, 2025

'Step by step '
collage with charcoal and pastel on paper,
70 x 100 cm, 2024

'42'
mixed media
67 x 67 x 7 cm, 2025

'Crack' & 'Pull and Bear'
mixed media
57 x 70 x 2 cm, 2025 & 51 x 70 x 2 cm, 2025

'Reconnaissance'
mixed media
100 x 72 x 3 cm, 2025

'Zara I' & 'Zara II'
mixed media
74 x 57 x 2 cm, 2025

These works transform worn garments into symbolic objects that carry memory, intimacy, and queer embodiment. Stripped of their practical function, the clothes become vessels charged with both everyday use and performative presence. By combining garments tied to sexuality with those linked to authority and social performance, they reveal the simultaneity of queer existence, where desire and dominance intertwine. Traversing femininity and masculinity, the pieces suggest forms of life beyond imposed norms, activating theatricality and subversive strategies of navigation. They unfold as both elegy and manifesto—embodied resistance and a vision of queer becoming.

'HIS Basic'
mixed media
140 x 132 x 5 cm, 2024

The work was made on the inner lining of an old jacket once worn daily as camouflage, allowing the artist to blend into her surroundings. Through a ritual, the garment was transformed into an altar-like object filled with personal amulets—coal used for drawings, scents, and strands of hair—symbols of luck in her emancipatory struggle. It was presented together with a rap song narrating the life of a queer woman. The exhibition also featured an essay by the artist reflecting on the work of Paweł Althamer and Artur Żmijewski from a queer perspective. The piece was shown in Quivering at Hotel Warszawa Art Fair, organized by the Foksal Gallery Foundation.