Cykl Daydream (grounding) cycle has been developed since 2021, based on field research and archival inquiry. The watercolours are original compositions inspired by selected, protected Polish landscapes: peatlands, ribbon lakes, nature reserves, sites of archaeological significance, as well as the beliefs, mythology, and symbolism associated with them.

Each image in the cycle is issued exclusively as a limited edition of 10 fine art giclée prints, hand-signed, numbered, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

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What is a fine art print (giclée)
A fine art print, also known as giclée, is a museum-quality pigment printing technique used for reproducing paintings and artworks. Archival pigment inks do not fade or shift in colour for decades under proper display conditions.

Cotton paper: fidelity to the original
Prints are produced on cotton paper (100% cotton rag), acid-free, lignin-free, and free of optical brighteners, considered the gold standard in fine art printing. This surface most faithfully captures the texture and colour depth of the original watercolour: its soft, lightly textured surface allows the ink to spread in a way close to pigment on watercolour paper, preserving subtle tonal transitions. As a result, the print is a materially close counterpart to the painting.

Limited edition, signature, certificate of authenticity
Each copy is numbered in the format [number]/10, hand-signed, and issued with a certificate of authenticity. The format is close to the original, either 55×75 cm or 50×70 cm depending on the piece. Once an edition is sold out, that image will not be printed again.

Print pricing
The price increases with the copy number within the edition, the earlier the number, the lower the price. The first three copies of each edition are available from 1380 PLN/ 325 €; subsequent numbers are priced accordingly higher.