Wereszczyński is a London based Polish artist specialising in gouache painting and printmaking.
His work is largely informed by his love of folk culture, which he believes to be a crossroads between daily life and animism, as well as a way through which the testament of 'common' people's lives and early religious practices have been preserved.
Wereszczyński interprets these practices to be animistic in nature and sees folklore as a secret language that allowed them to survive periods of strife, colonisation and proselytism.

He strives to make work that expresses qualities of beauty, awe and joy, and that speaks of the mundane as divine - themes inseparable from folk practices - while also creating a quiet, contemplative space that allows for a felt, rather an intellectual experience of his pieces within the context of folklore. 

Nikolas is a member of the Greenwich Printmakers Association and regularly exhibits at the Greenwich Printmakers Gallery as well as with various galleries in London and beyond. 

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