I’m Bruno Chwalensky — a visual artist and explorer of consciousness.

My works are born from emotional states and experiences that cannot be translated into words. I paint to reveal the invisible — what lies within, what moves silently between reason and intuition. Each creation is a reflection of my unconscious — and an invitation for the observer to meet themselves.
 

Art, to me, is a form of self-discovery. It is the moment when the mind dissolves, and the gesture speaks for itself. I don’t seek to represent what I see, but what I feel — and sometimes, what I don’t yet understand. The process is almost ritualistic: a surrender to what wants to emerge, without control, without expectation, without boundaries.
 

My paintings carry fragments of time, memory, and symbolism that only reveal themselves when the viewer allows silence to take place. Every color, texture, and form arises from an inner vibration — something that pulses before it is even thought.
 

I believe art is a bridge between the visible and the invisible, between the human and the divine. Through it, I find meaning in chaos and harmony within what appears formless. In a world of constant noise, painting is my way of listening to what remains pure.
 

I create because I need to understand myself — and in that process, I discover that others recognize themselves too.

My works don’t explain; they feel.
And perhaps that’s where the truly real begins to exist.