My new mural, created for the Urban Sunrise Festival in Sicily (Alcamo), produced by the association Sperone167

For this work, I sought inspiration among the residents of the very buildings I was painting on. I was warmly welcomed into their homes, where they generously shared with me their collections of lace gathered over generations. From these treasures, I chose a bobbin lace pattern with delicate floral motifs.

Heartfelt thanks to Giulia and Danielo for their invitation and care, and to the entire festival team — Patrick, Igor , Ino, and Francesco. I am deeply grateful for the wonderful time I spent with you.
AGOSTO 2025 – GENNAIO 2026

With all my heart, I’d like to thank the amazing team of the DUK Festival in Čačak, Serbia, for the invitation, the wonderful time, and the high vibes. Strahina,, Vuk , Maja, Munia, Ivanka, and all the incredible people I met there — I’ll miss you! I hope to see you all again soon!

Many thanks to the Polish Institute in Belgrade and Mr. Jacek Multanowski for supporting my participation in the festival.

My latest mural, created for the Artown NOW festival in Ploiești, Romania.
It took me five days to complete. The design was inspired by crochet lace, a traditional pattern from this region.
Big thanks to Livia and Oana for the invitation and for such a wonderful time. And to the whole festival team — Alex, Dima, Ana, Poppy, Laura, Tauciuc and all the volunteers — thank you for your care, energy, and great vibes!

Group exhibition TERRAFORMA at @van_rij_gallery
Thank you for the invitation to @curating666 Jacek Sosnowski and @katarzyna_

THOUGHTS NeSpoon 2012-2042

Thoughts are a record of a state of meditation in porcelain.

Making ceramic petals, with left over clay from other works, began without any clear purpose and almost subconsciously. 
Weeks passed and I noticed one petal after the other looking finer. I was devoting more and more attention, focus and precision to the formation. Gradually this seemingly purposeless and simple process was becoming more rewarding. I felt calm, my thoughts became orderly and I was filled with peace, optimism and serenity. It was almost as if the meditative feelings were somehow materialising into the form of fine white petals.
The project started in 2012 and I will continue for as long as I am able.
The final exhibition will take place in the year 2042.

In the following years I started forming petals in the places I visited.
I just sat, looked around, and let my thoughts flow freely through my mind. In that moment, my fingers formed the petals recording each my thought in soft clay. This process somehow reminds me of the old way of making records, when the vibrating needle carved grooves in the wax matrix, recording the sound.

Each petal takes about a minute of my time to form.
I aim to make 50 kg of petals every year. By 2042 my goal is to have approximately 1500 kg of THOUGHTS.

I believe that the sound created by THOUGHTS releases my materialised peace and allows the mind to be cleansed.

This mural was created in Nowogród, thanks to the invitation from the Adam Chętnik Foundation @fundacjaadamachetnika . The design was inspired by the intricate lace pattern from an apron, part of the traditional folk costume of the Kurpie region in Poland. The apron itself was handmade by the talented folk artist Mrs. Czesława Lewandowska, who crafts several of these beautiful lace aprons each year. I’m deeply grateful to Katarzyna Aniela Chętnik @katrinaanielachetnik – the visionary behind the entire festival that beautifully blends tradition with modernity – for inviting me to be part of this inspiring event.

My new installation for the festival “He(ART)4all” festival in Laon, France, using laces made by Alina Krupa.

I would like to thank the wonderful Valerie for inviting me to this project. Thank you very much for the care and help of Nathalie Marie, Vanessa and Aline. Thanks to the mayor of the city Eric Delhaye for providing such an unusual place!

My new mural for the “He(ART)4all” festival in Laon, France, is finished.
The wall was unusual because I painted on the windows of an old cable car station (Poma2000).
For the mural design, I drew inspiration from a very old piece of lace dating back to the 18th century. Though frayed at the edges with the passage of time, it still carries a remarkable beauty. The lace was entirely handmade using the traditional bobbin technique, making it not only a work of craftsmanship but also a fragment of cultural history.
I would like to thank the wonderful Valerie for inviting me to this project. Thank you very much for the care and help of Nathalie Marie, Vanessa and Aline. Thanks to the mayor of the city Eric Delhaye for providing such an unusual place to paint!

During my vacation in Thailand, I made a small illegal installation using lace I received from lace makers in Poland.