Pawel Matyszewski's work is at the same time an exemplification of organic and biological nature, but also of social topics related to sexuality and the search for identity. The artist uses various techniques, creates drawings, paintings, paintings, installations and reliefs.

Formally and semantically, his works are closest to abstraction, and their main motif is most often biomorphic shapes insinuating fragments of the body, skin or hair. He is fascinated by the transience of life from the perspective of not only the human, but also the biological: animals or plants. In addition to painting, he is also involved in gardening.

He lives and works in the village of Lekobudy, where he runs his own flower and vegetable garden. In...