My name is Grzegorz Radziejewski, and I specialize in landscape and documentary photography.

I was born in 1975 in Radomsko. In 1999, I marked the completion of the first stage of my artistic journey with a solo exhibition titled "Przemiany" (Transformations) in my hometown. I have been living in Łódź since 2000. It is here that I began working in a photo studio and handling commercial photo and video projects for the event industry. In 2010, I graduated with a degree in film sound production from AFiT in Warsaw. In 2010, my original documentary film "Fan", telling the story of the Depeche Mode subculture, premiered at the Soundedit festival. It featured, among others, Alan Wilder and producers Gareth Jones and Adrian Sherwood. For over a decade, I worked as a sound designer and recordist for commercials, cultural programs, and interviews with prominent figures in the arts, including Roman Polański and Andrzej Wajda.

From 2016 to 2020, I played bass in the punk band Garbate Aniołki.

In 2024, I returned to the photography industry. I have conducted analog photography workshops across several of Poland's largest cities, and on a daily basis, you can find me working at Cewe stores in Łódź.

Currently, I am working on a long-term project titled "(Im)-permanent", which I am shooting using analogue cameras.

Photo credit: Ślepy Fotografer