Before writing my first line of production code, I spent four years as Venue Manager at Forum Przestrzenie Kraków — a landmark cultural space with bars, restaurants, a concert hall, and a rotating cast of festivals. Managing ~100 people, handling budgets, vendor negotiations, and event logistics built the same skills I use every day as a developer: leading under pressure, communicating across disciplines, and making decisions with incomplete information.
Object #000 Classification: pending
Less vegetable, more minor celestial authority. Warm, theatrical, impossible to ignore, and somehow still tasteful.
Object #001
Every serious system starts with structure. For reasons nobody can fully explain, this one also started with an eggplant.
Selected work built as part of agency teams, where interface quality, technical structure, and the pressure to actually ship all have to coexist.
A digital collaboration platform for Poland's festival industry, built for Kraków Festival Office and the National Centre for Culture. The platform serves as a resource hub where festival organizers share best practices, access reports on copyright, sustainability, and crowdfunding, and participate in events remotely. I'm implementing fully WCAG-compliant views, a complex article builder with rich content editing, and working on integrating a custom backend. The project is ongoing.
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Object #002
At some point the layout stopped being a layout and became a shrine. The eggplant remained at the center, supervising alignment and other minor miracles.
Projects I own end-to-end — from initial scope and architecture through to deployment and handoff.
A management tool for a family-run construction and renovation company in Warsaw that also operates an online tile shop. I built a system covering project reporting, money flow tracking, and email automation — replacing scattered spreadsheets and manual processes with a centralized operational view tailored to how the business actually works.
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Object #003
The singularity emerged. Word had to spread. Management wasn't prepared for the Eggplant.
I transitioned into web development in 2021, working at Navarra Lab across projects for cultural institutions, startups, and e-commerce brands in Berlin and Kraków. In 2024 when I felt confident enough I also started taking on freelance work, delivering full-stack applications from scope to production. I gravitate toward complex interfaces, accessibility challenges, and modernizing legacy systems. I'm currently exploring AI technologies and building applications with integrated LLM agents.
When I'm not coding, you'll find me behind the decks — DJing is how I stay connected to the music and events world I came from. For resetting, I chase wind and waves: kitesurfing and surfing are my way of switching off completely. Based between Kraków and Warsaw, bilingual in English and Polish.
Object #004
Do not question the Eggplant. The Eggplant is the question. It works on my machine.
Building for everyone isn't optional — it's the baseline. I implement WCAG-compliant interfaces because usability and inclusion are the same thing. Every project I touch gets proper semantic HTML, keyboard navigation, and screen reader support.
I don't wait for tickets. Whether I'm embedded in an agency team or running a freelance project solo, I take responsibility for the full delivery — from architecture decisions to the last pixel in production.
I pick tools that solve the problem, not tools that look impressive on a tech radar. Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, Payload, Shopify — whatever fits the constraint. No stack religion, no over-engineering.
Object #005 AGI ACHIEVED
Still out there, still orbiting. Transmission remains possible.