Kowalski's work explores the theoretical boundaries of media futures, creating intricate speculative frameworks that challenge fundamental assumptions about communication, perception, and reality. He draws upon potent catalysts – the emotional intensity of personal experience, the underlying structures revealed in sacred geometry, and the formal elegance of fine art – to construct potential future media ecosystems. These are not predictions, but rather evocative thought experiments intended to expose the unseen forces shaping our relationship with information. Kowalski's detailed models, rich in symbolic language and sensory suggestion, invite viewers to confront the potential consequences embedded within future technological structures. His work seeks to deconstruct the familiar, forcing a re-evaluation of how media platforms could shape understanding, belief, and human connection. Kowalski is heavily influenced by both the intensity of Polish Romanticism’s contemplation of the sublime and the intricate geometries present in Polish folk art. He uses this background as a launching point to examine cultural, technological and societal futures. The artist's explorations into the interplay between technology and the human condition aim to provoke critical thought and a deeper awareness of the choices that confront emerging media landscapes.