After completing practical vocational training at Zygmunt Kosmicki’s stained glass studio in Poznan and obtaining his master’s diploma in 1993 (his master’s work was done in the renowned studio of Maria Powalisz-Bardonska) he opened his own studio. It is impossible to count the number of works he has done both in terms of conservation such as in the Wiejce Palace or the St. Elizabeth’s Church in Arnhem – Netherlands as well as those for private clients. Works with the signature of his studio can be admired in Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Norway, the United States and even in distant places like Singapore and Oman.

In his projects he uses various classical stained glass techniques but also introduces innovative solutions such as elements made of tin created through sculptural methods from a previously prepared form. He combines painting techniques and introduces new trends into the traditionally perceived art of stained glass using techniques like fusing which involves melting glass giving flat glass panels a three-dimensional character and creating facets on elements to form glass prisms that diffract light.