Dominik Lewinski

I'm a photographer graduated from the Warsaw School of Photography. I studied psychology at the University of Warsaw, and now I'm also a creator who realizes my ideas with the help of AI. As we know, artificial intelligence allows for much creation, but it doesn't replace the idea, creation, and realization of a vision. I’ve never worked in a corporation, but for many years I’ve been fascinated by the corporate visual language used to present annual results, tables, and reports—the language of PowerPoint presentations. It’s completely minimalist, stripped of unnecessary embellishments, extremely geometric, simple in composition, and repetitive. The goal is to convey information clearly, without nuances or room for interpretation. I use this language in creating collages because I feel it is the most relevant visual language of our time. When an image is viewed for a second—or at most a few seconds—there’s no way to immerse oneself in the atmosphere of the work, see it through the artist’s eyes, or find a hidden message. Nothing of the sort. We look, make an instant judgment, and move on. That’s the first aspect of my work. The second, at least in the current series, is a fascination with the female body as the most exciting phenome...

Warsaw School Of Photography, Warsaw University

Transference, Fabryka Trzciny Gallery, Warsaw, 2013
Photography of the City. Warsaw Photography and Related Practices. Teatr Nowy, Warsaw, 2013
No Title Portrait, Jaga Hupało Atelier for Night of Museums, 2017