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Making as noticing
I sit in my small room, a space that was transformed into a creative studio only a little over a year ago. There is just enough room for a desk, piles of paper, and the two large steps of empty floor that often become an extension of the table. I rarely simply sit down and begin creating. Usually, it takes several rounds around the room (yes, the same two-by-two square metres of space), letting my eyes wander before something catches my attention. Surrounded by printed photog
Marta Wasielewska
Aug 202 min read


A book of letters
It starts with a thought. Or perhaps a feeling. A desire to connect with others beyond the screen, to co-create and see what happens when different worlds meet. An invitation that turned into a generous response. With letters that travelled across the world, eventually finding their way into one collective work. But they became much more to me than that. An inside into each person’s world and in many ways, a tool for my own transformation. My work has evolved along the way. M
Marta Wasielewska
Oct 41 min read


Horizon within
Not everything we feel arrives as language. Sometimes it arrives as an image. Sometimes as piece of music. Sometimes through a few words. And sometimes it asks only to be felt… Ps. with special dedication to Edith Aalto, whose beautiful lyrics can be found in this artist book and to Maja, who turned the captured scenes into much more than I could ever imagine.
Marta Wasielewska
Sep 131 min read


An intimate gathering shaped by time, place, and memory
In May this year, I had the immense pleasure of sharing A journey through unspoken words for the first time during an intimate gathering and exhibition created by hand in a space carrying its own history and soul. It was one of those evenings that felt deeply personal and meaningful, not only because I could finally place this completed artist book into the hands of others, but because I could also share the stories that have lived within me for so long and, in many ways, sha
Marta Wasielewska
Aug 312 min read
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