Born in Poland and based in Queensland, Cezary spread his studies between the two countries to achieve a skilled balance of classical craftsmanship and contemporary education. After completing his Certificate of Art and Design at Gateway TAFE in Brisbane, receiving a High Achievement Award, Cezary achieved his Bachelor of Visual Arts at Queensland University of Technology. Moving to Krakow, he completed his Masters with Distinction at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts, Faculty of Sculpture before returning to Brisbane.
Cezary's technical skills include monument, kinetic, figurative, ceramic, model making as well as fabrication steel, stainless steel sculptures. Cezary has been producing fine art plus mural design and paintings for at least 10 years. He has created numerous corporate and gallery sculptural commissions over 11 years. Numerous group exhibitions include the Festival of Polish Culture in Australia at the Queensland Museum and 10 solo shows of both sculpture and painting.
"By juxtaposing art, science and technology the human body is replicated with industrial materials. My two-dimensional works draw from intellectual jargon to slang, from graffiti to ageless bronze. As public art, figurative sculpture is a truly magnificent way of embracing our humanity and reflecting upon our culture. I deliberately use sub-aesthetic and found materials in an abstract and blunt way to call into question the traditional hierarchies and distinctions between art mediums, our normal associations with the nature of materials, and their industrial origins."
