I work locally in Szczecin, at the intersection of local politics, social communication, and grassroots civic action. I am a councillor of the West Pomeranian Youth Regional Assembly as well as a district councillor for Drzetowo–Grabowo. What interests me is not politics as spectacle, but politics as a tool for structuring reality: institutions, procedures, public funds, and the relationship between the state and its citizens.

I am a member of Nowa Lewica and an ordinary member of Wspólne Jutro. I treat these environments as spaces for real work rather than merely symbolic declarations of identity. What matters most to me are the outcomes of actions, not their branding.

I work close to people, on practical and often invisible issues that rarely appear in major political debates: financial plans, access to public information, the organization of local events, the worldview neutrality of public institutions, and the quality of communication between local authorities and residents. I believe that this is where the real quality of democracy is decided.

I write and analyze. I value texts that do not shout, but shift perspective. I am interested in the language of power, the language of institutions, and how words translate into decisions, and decisions into everyday life for ordinary people. I try to combine social sensitivity with cool, systemic thinking: separating emotions from facts, intentions from consequences, and narratives from reality.

The issues closest to me include:

• the secular nature of the state and the worldview neutrality of local government,
• civil rights and transparency of public institutions,
• local democracy and citizen participation,
• political communication and social media,
• responsibility in governance rather than moralizing.

I do not believe in black-and-white stories or simple solutions. I believe politics should begin with an honest diagnosis, not ready-made slogans. Instead of symbolic gestures, I focus on mechanisms: who decides, on what basis, at whose cost, and with what consequences.

Beyond public service, I work with writing, narrative analysis, social media content creation, and project-based work. I think algorithmically, but not without empathy. I understand the importance of form, but always subordinate it to substance. For me, aesthetics are a tool, not a goal.

My approach can be summed up simply:

less declaration, more meaning; less pathos, more responsibility.

I treat this profile as a central point for my activities: texts, projects, collaborations, and conversations. If something here resonates with you, we probably have something worth discussing.