Maciek Bukowski (born 1986, Poland) is a visual artist and muralist whose work combines
symbolism, sacred geometry, archetypal imagery and contemporary mural aesthetics.

Influenced by 1990s hip-hop culture, skateboarding and graffiti, he began painting walls
and creating illustrations from an early age. After studying history at Nicolaus Copernicus
University in Toruń, he continued developing his artistic practice through street art.,
large-scale murals and independent projects across Europe.

Over the years, his work in public space evolved through numerous large-scale mural
realizations, allowing him to develop a distinctive visual language rooted in geometry,
rhythm, symbolism and the relationship between artwork and architecture. During his
time in Andalusia, Spain, he became deeply inspired by symbolic structures, mandalas
and archetypal geometry, which became central elements of his artistic practice.

Currently based in southern Spain, he creates murals and artistic projects in collaboration
with local municipalities and cultural institutions. His works can be found in Poland, Spain,
Portugal, Iceland and the United Kingdom.

In recent years, his practice has expanded toward a more minimal and symbolic approach
— exploring themes of transformation, consciousness and human connection through
geometry, figurative forms and ritual-inspired compositions.

His current work moves between studio practice, symbolic painting and large-scale
public murals.