In this 8-part series, the human body is slowly absorbed into its surroundings—walls, paper, shadow. What begins as resistance and physical tension fades into stillness, erasure, and silence. Skin becomes stone, presence becomes texture. Absorbed explores the fragility of identity, the quiet dissolution of the self, and the longing to disappear into matter.
Polish visual artist working in fine art and conceptual photography. Based in Warmia, northern Poland, she develops long term photographic projects centered on the body, intimacy, memory and transformation. Her practice grew out of portraiture and gradually shifted toward staged and conceptual forms, where the human figure becomes both subject and structure. Working through serial narratives rather than single images, she constructs cohesive bodies of work marked by restraint, emotional tension and a strong sense of visual order.
