Bartek Buczek, a professional easel painter, amateur cyclist, bouquinist, creator of video art, installations, author of texts (including the book "Za drogie, za słabe, zbyt trudne" from the collection of Krakow's Bunkier Sztuki).  In 2011 he graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice. He received his diploma in the studio of Andrzej Tobis. He enjoys working as an employee of a gallery with broad professional competences (technician, exhibitor, artist, arranger and curator).

Buczek considers himself to be one of the most talented painters of the generation. He was a holder of the National Children's Fund scholarship. In his erudite work, also one that goes beyond the framework of his paintings, one can find a melancholic vibe, rooted in deep existential reflection. He is interested in the human condition in the modern, technicalized world, deprived of calming rituals. He is interested in the human being, and more precisely, in himself.

Solo exhibitions:
2018 — “Benefis” Galeria Potencja, Kraków
2017 — “Abstrakcja użytkowa” BWA Katowice
2014 — “Za drogie, za słabe, zbyt trudne” Bunkier Sztuki, Kraków
2013 — “Czarny romantyzm” — BWA Sokół, Nowy Sącz
2013 — “Czarny Charakter” — Bank Pekao PROJECT ROOM / CSW Warsaw
2011 — “Panic room” — CSW Kronika, Bytom
2011 — “Jaskółczy niepokój” — Art Agenda Nova, Kraków

The artist also took part in over 30 collective exhibitions.