Image of the Word (Obraz Słowa) arises from a desire to touch that which precedes the word — a place where silence holds the promise of a beginning, and light becomes the first gesture. In my works, I seek the interplay of volumes, lines, and points in light: simple forms capable of tracing a path, opening a space, and pointing a direction. Architectural roots teach me to view matter as a dialogue — between plane and light, between tension and calm, between what is visible and what is merely sensed.
I create by leaving only what is essential. The biblical Word is for me a source that needs no illustration, but rather a space in which it can resonate.
Image of the Word is an invitation to stop — to step into the light, to touch the surface, to allow the line to become a path and the point a beginning. It is art that does not explain, but reveals. It does not tell a story, but invites. It leads toward the invisible — toward Him Who Is.
M.K‑K
