Belgian poet and photographer of Polish origin, I travel between shadow and light, capturing the world in black and white. My gaze does not seek to freeze reality, but to reveal the hidden soul of places, faces, and fleeting moments.

I write historical and spiritual chronicles, at the crossroads of time and intimacy, where human memory engages in a dialogue with the search for meaning. They are journeys, meditations on what once was, what endures, and what connects us to the unseen.

My poems are born from the deepest introspection, between mysticism and revelation. They bear the traces of my inner struggles, fragments of a journey where the boundaries between reality and imagination fade. Each word walks an uncertain path, where shadow and clarity merge; far from mere confidences, they are calls, whispers from elsewhere.

Through my quotations, I share glimpses of thought and timeless resonances, like bridges between the intimate and the universal.

Finally, photography is my silent quest. Streets, places, and moments become symbols and echoes of the invisible, where every contrast reveals what remains hidden to the naked eye.

Stefan Warest-Szczypek Podgórski