Filip WARZECHA (b. 1994), "Unification," 2026

mixed media (oil on canvas, collage, acrylic, resin), panel, 102 x 102 cm, signed lower left: Filip Warzecha

Born in 1994. A graduate of Architecture and Urban Planning at the Warsaw University of Technology, where he earned his master’s degree. In his work, he develops his own form of mosaic painting, based on the simplest geometric elements, which become the fundamental building blocks of his compositions. From seemingly simple figures, he creates multi-layered paintings in which geometric order meets the dynamism and expressiveness of form.
The artist’s works clearly feature references to geometric reality—rhythm, structure, and proportion—which intertwine with more free-form, abstract arrangements and subtle allusions to the figurative world. As a result, his paintings create a space for dialogue between order and spontaneity, between structure and emotion.
Currently, the artist works primarily in acrylic paint, often enriching his compositions with elements of collage. This combination allows him to build multidimensional visual structures and deepen the impression of rhythm and texture. His works are held in private collections both in Poland and abroad.