Opening on 21st October!
The exhibition is a collection of the artist’s unique works, including series and individual paintings. They are diverse in terms of style, motifs, time of creation and techniques. They present an evolution from black and white forms to intensely colourful and abstract ones.
– We move from black and white works to very colourful forms, even graphic representations. From human motifs, through abstractions, to the latest works – ‘Inner Landscapes’. All of them are exceptions to the rules, to the norms, to what is ordinary. I would like to think that this is very unique, but you must judge for yourselves. – says the artist.
The opening of Marcel Marcin Marczuk’s exhibition ‘There Are Exceptions’ will take place on 21 October 2025. at 6 p.m. at the Śródmieście Cultural Centre in Białystok (ul. Kilińskiego 13, 2nd floor). The exhibition will be open until 13 November, Tuesday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 10:00-18:00. Free entrance!
Marcel Marcin Marczuk was born in 1984 in Białystok. He attended Secondary School No. VII, where he studied art. In 2007, he graduated with a degree in Interior Design. He worked in the profession for two years in one of the best studios in Warsaw. In 2009, he changed his career path to pursue art. Fascinated by computer graphics, he began his career as a freelance graphic designer. At that time, he became the deputy editor-in-chief and artistic director of the magazine ‘Zupełnie Inny Świat’ (A Completely Different World), where until 2015 he created all graphic and film materials related to the magazine and its promotion. With a wealth of experience under his belt, in 2014 he founded the creative studio Space Monkeys, where he created logos, visual identities, websites, animations, directed and edited films, developed strategies and advised various brands. He has achieved many successes in the industry. He has designed for the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage and the Central Institute for Labour Protection, created a video for Carlsberg Poland, and is responsible for rebranding Puff Buff, an icon of Polish design with a permanent exhibition at the National Museum in Warsaw. In 2016, he became the father of two wonderful twins, which changed his whole life. In mid-2019, he closed his studio to devote the rest of his life to art in the broadest sense. He currently lives and creates for love, from love and in love. He lives in Warsaw. Every day, he works on new material in his studio in Mokotów. He collaborates with Polish and foreign brands on commercial and artistic projects.
