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Some journeys aren’t just about distance—they reshape who we are. For over 40 years, I have called Canada home, yet Poland remains an undeniable part of me. It’s a paradox I’ve come to accept: belonging to two places, yet always feeling the pull of the one I left behind. Through my lens, I have captured moments that now feel like echoes of another era—faces of everyday people in small towns, the resilience of those who stood up during times of unrest, the quiet strength of a nation in transition. These images are not just history; they are stories that demand to be remembered. With each return to Poland, I see traces of the past slipping away. That urgency drives me—to preserve, to share, to bridge the then and now. I seek for the threads that connect what once was to what still is, reminding myself that even in a world of change, some things endure: courage, simplicity, and the unshakable human spirit. |
 
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