"Looking for Moby Dick" Drawing

In July, my drawings were selected for the 12th Triennial of Polish Contemporary Drawing Lubaczów 2026. Kresy Museum in Lubaczów, Poland. On May 29th, the Wozownia Gallery in Toruń (Poland) was the opening of my solo exhibition, "Graphic Universe." In this exhibition, I presented 36 graphic works (linocuts) and six large-format graphic-spatial objects. The exhibition will run until June 26th, 2026.
My graphic "Lux versus Tenebras" received the Grand Prix at the 3rd Print Biennale India in Kolkata-in 2026.
Two of my works curently presented in 6th Egypt International Print Triennial 2025.
One of my large graphics presented at the Triennial of Polish Graphics at the Silesian Museum in Katowice was buyed by Museum to the collection in 2025. Two graphics have been qualified for Festival de la Gravure 2024 in Luxembourg. My 2 works were presented in The”Iosif Iser” Contemporary Engraving Biennial Exhibition. The XV edition. Museum of Art, Ploesti, Romania. Catalogue.
On September 15, there was the opening of the exhibition "About Space and Cosmos. Homage a Copernicus" in IMO Gallery in Stary Sącz (Poland). At the exhibition,
I present my works together with Katarzyna Tretyn and Sławomir Brzoska.


In March 2023, the post-competition exhibition of the 15th Gielniak International Graphics Arts Competition was opened. My two graphics were nominated for an award in this competition.
In 2021 I participated in Chitra Santhe Festival.

I am definitely a classic example of an artist fascinated with the technique of relief printing. The process of creating the graphics - from the design, through the cutting matrix and printing works – is done by myself, piece by piece, day by day from the beginning to the end. I attach great importance to the quality of both: artistic and technical work, that's why I print on the best fine papers and use the finest paints.


Dariusz Lesnikowski wrote about me and my works:
“...Pursues artistic and design graphics, artistic book and painting. In artistic graphics he is well known for his mono and multi-plate color prints. Kaca’s works are concerned with the responsibility of form and the visual shape of a wide range of contents; although it may seem to be a paradox, this creation is open in its contents and various interpretations, and, at the same time, closed in form, as it is logical and calculated in details”.