Collision with Andromeda cycle

Bartosz Cebula (born 1991 in Przeworsk, Poland) is a graphic designer and visual artist whose work explores harmony and clarity amid a world of visual noise. Rooted in the Podkarpacie region and enriched by global experiences, he creates designs that communicate with subtle power rather than volume.

He leads his own Studio called “ISP” (Interdisciplinary Design Studio), specialising in visual identities, printed materials, packaging, and digital design. His approach blends aesthetic refinement with strategic thinking — ensuring that every project not only looks exceptional but also enhances the client’s brand.

Committed to helping companies and institutions build meaningful visual communication, Cebula continues to create design that invites viewers to pause, breathe, and connect.

Collision with Andromeda cycle

Collision with Andromeda is an ongoing exploration of harmony and the expressive possibilities of linocut. In these works, Bartosz Cebula seeks balance between the tension of surfaces, points, and lines — forming abstractions infused with subtle echoes of landscape. Though limited to black and white, each composition reveals the influence of the places where the series was created: Lublin, Milan, and Wrocław.

Originating during Cebula’s studies and serving as an integral part of his diploma project, the cycle has continued to evolve over time. It stands as a synthesis of observations, emotions, and reflections — moments in which the relationship between space and feeling becomes essential. Linocut becomes not only a technique, but a medium for capturing these states with clarity and precision.