About

I grew up in central Poland, surrounded by fields and forests — places that quietly shaped my sensitivity to material, form and rhythm. Nature has always been a steady presence in my life, something I continually return to in my work.

As a child, I spent hours drawing and painting. It came naturally, like a language that didn’t need to be learned. In a place where expressing emotions wasn’t always encouraged, art became the space where everything made sense.

A few years ago, I discovered clay. I began on the wheel, learning the fundamentals, but soon realised I wanted to go further — to shape, carve, and build.

Today, I combine wheel-thrown forms with sculptural elements, moving between functional ceramics, sculpture and painting. My practice is guided by material, intuition and a slow, attentive process, exploring the intersection of nature, ceramics and emotion.

I am interested in objects and images that carry a sense of presence — shaped by hand, time and attention.

Przemysław Gołębiewski
Berlin, Germany