Themes

People photographied in cars, in traffic. Car traffic is something that belongs surely to our age. Someone said that car invention contributed meaningfully in making people feeling lonely, like nothing before.

At the end of the series there are photos that express "desintegration" of this "traffic reality". People are inside a system that doesn't look like any human system. People lose their personality.

My impressions from three days stay in Lviv, Ukraine.

The way I look at the place I grew up and live.

It was an event on Old Town Centre in Cracow. The play was called "Job" telling a story from the Bible.

The theatre - Lviv Theatre Voskresinnia, and the play was inspired by Karol Wojtyla’s performance - "JOB". Screenplay and directed by Yaroslav Fedorishin. Set design and costumes by Alla Fedorishina.

This theme is my try to make a traditional reportage, so the order of the photos is important and they should be considered all together.

Probably the most famous and old castle in Poland.
The first cathedral was constructed on that hill in year 1000. From the middle of 11-th century till early 17-th century this castle was the residence of the Polish rulers.

Miechow as a town has a long history - longer than 800 years. But having Cracow in neighbourhood haven't grown much through the centuries. These photos show daily life of simple people.

Poles used to drive on polish narrow roads as Germans on their highways. These are my observations and reflections connected with travelling by car and dangerous situations. Inspired by what I've seen and experienced especially in Poland, but all your photos in this area are welcomed.

People are born with cry, but go away in silence. They become more and more distant in their minds, they go out losing those little parts of life in their eyes, faces.

This theme comes out of fact I keep contact with people living in retirement centre. I'm fascinated many times by their attitude, their stories of life. I'm also grieved by problems and sufferings they have to pass through. All of it makes me wondering about my future and my passing... away.