Malgorzata Kakol

I’m a self-taught Polish artist who never really stopped doodling — I just swapped crayons for canvases (and sometimes InDesign) somewhere along the way, but never lost the childhood wonder. Instead of chasing academic rules, I chase cracks, textures, and the perfectly imperfect mess that nature leaves behind. Think of my work as wabi-sabi meets abstract minimalism — or simply as Earth having a quiet chat through paint, pigment, and the occasional blob of paint.
I mix natural pigments, ink, and raw materials like a mad scientist with a Zen playlist, creating surfaces that are cracked, textured, and just the right amount of chaotic. Every painting is basically me whispering: “Relax, everything is temporary… but also kind of beautiful.”

Though I have not followed a traditional artistic path, my creative journey has been shaped by continuous exploration, experimentation, and an unwavering dedication to my craft.

My pieces have found homes across Europe (and a few adventurous walls beyond), usually with people who enjoy stillness, depth, and maybe running their fingers across textures when no one’s watching.