For me, a photo book is something tangible, material. And yet the idea of ​​photography is so spiritual, photon, quantum ... The Indian did not want to be photographed because in this way we "steal" his soul. I finally understood it and will tell you soon in a separate video.

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But returning to the matter, although spiritually perceived, the photography viewed on the paper we like, at the right angle to the natural light, gives a metaphysical experience that cannot be compared to anything else in art. But I feel this way because I haven't printed my work for the last eight years. There used to be exhibitions, press publications, two books ("Milpa"). Then silence. Just a silent hum from the laptop screen. Pixels did not caress the eyes. I've been finding it for years.

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I did not want to start producing a book for a dozen or several dozen thousand zlotys. It was supposed to be easy, at no cost. So I started designing and printing four of my books. In line with my belief that I am doing it for myself. I have finished the project and would like to put it back on the shelf. Maybe in thirty-three years one of my sons or one of my daughters will be watching it. For this reason, I wish every photographer to always put a few pieces on the shelf. Let dust cover them and they will not lose their spirit.

And soon a movie about the effects of my work.

I work at www.artibo.com/pl .