During the official opening of Design Market 2024 at the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe in Hamburg, Paulina’s ceramic sculptures adorned the banquet hall, bringing a unique atmosphere of craftsmanship and artistry into the heart of the event. The opening banquet itself was curated by Aroma Collective, offering a fine dining experience that perfectly complemented the setting.

Paulina Puciłowska, in cloose cooperation with Aroma Collective, created a set of bespoke tableware for the banquet which served as central setting of this culinary experience.

The presence of Swawole’s works at the inauguration of such a prestigious occasion highlighted the integration of functional design within public spaces and the appreciation of handmade objects as part of contemporary material culture.

Exhibiting the sculptures and tableware in this setting offered a rare opportunity to engage with a sophisticated audience and to experience the pieces in dialogue with the museum’s architecture, the curatorial framework of the Design Market, and the culinary artistry of Aroma Collective.

In 2022, Flow Art House Gallery in Warsaw hosted the joint exhibition of Paulina Puciłowska (Swawole) and Gabriela Strama, presenting their collaborative project Girls. The series combined Paulina’s meticulously developed slip-cast forms – mugs, bowls, and vases – with Gabi’s bold graphic decorations inspired by the Renaissance sgraffito technique.

The exhibition featured seven large vases alongside smaller objects such as cups, plates, and vessels, each merging sculptural form with expressive surface design. This dialogue between structure and ornament, tradition and reinterpretation, highlighted the individuality of both artists while uniting their visions into one coherent collection.

The show became a celebration of female presence in art, craftsmanship, and design, offering viewers a narrative that was both contemporary and deeply rooted in material experimentation.

In 2017 Paulina was honored to present her Coffee-Making Set (Ritual) as part of the exhibition “Rzeczy. Material Culture” at the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk. This show gathered over 500 objects by students, graduates, and anonymous authors, reflecting on the deeper significance of everyday things in material culture.

Participating in this exhibition reinforced her dedication to meaningful design and the expressive power of crafted objects.

In 2017 we had the privilege to present our work at Anima Mundi Festival – “Visions” in Venice, held at Palazzo Ca’ Zanardi between September 14 and November 26, during the 57th Venice Biennale.
The exhibition featured 174 artists from 42 countries and encompassed painting, photography, installation, video and performance art.

Participating in this inspiring international event deepened our connection to the global creative community and affirmed our commitment to experimental craftsmanship.

In 2017 we had the privilege to participate in Meet My Project during Salone del Mobile in Milan, an internationally renowned showcase uniting emerging and established designers. Surrounded by thousands of visitors and hundreds of exhibitors, this event affirmed our commitment to craftsmanship and design innovation.

It was a milestone moment for us, as we presented our work on the same stage where design trends and ideas converge, and connected with a global audience at one of the world’s most influential design fairs.

In 2016, I held a solo exhibition titled ‘Phyllamphorae’ in Gdynia Science Center ‘Experyment’, showcasing a series of self-created ceramic sculptures.

This exhibition marked an important, initial moment of my artistic exploration, where the forms and textures sought to evoke organic growth and the delicate interplay of nature and craft.