How They See

By Piotr Jastrzębski

How They See will allow you to meet artists from all over the globe and understand their perception of art.

Published irregularly.

Previous issues

How They See #44 with Izabel Angerer: "I had to learn to be patient"

#44 Mar 19, 2022

How They See #43 with Marco Domeniconi: "I have studied a lot at times when I should have acted"

#43 May 22, 2021

How They See #42 with Johan Lowie: "Simplicity makes you think"

#42 May 8, 2021

#41

May 1, 2021

How They See - Issue #41: Paulina Litwin on what does it mean that you are not allowed? – I remember very vividly the first time when I saw the photo of the painting of a dead fox from the "S
#40

Apr 24, 2021

How They See - Issue #40: Vincenzo Merola on painting as the most difficult challenge of life – Welcome to the Next issue of the How They See art newsletter! :) I hope that I am finding you, my dea
#39

Apr 17, 2021

How They See - Issue #39: Catia Goffinet on painting the energy – This week I would like to present Catia Goffinet, an artist from Brazil. What at first caught my atte
#38

Apr 10, 2021

How They See - Issue #38: Kaline Carter on his love for color – Welcome back after the Easter holidays. Despite the Covid pandemic, today I am taking you for a trip
#37

Mar 27, 2021

How They See - Issue #37: Joanna Sitnik-Van Hasselt on art conservation – When I created How They See, I desired to give space not only to artists but also to other people pre
#36

Mar 20, 2021

How They See - Issue #36: Danny Giesbers on standing out in the art world and love for sneakers – If someone had organized a competition for a story related to starting an adventure with art, Danny G
#35

Mar 13, 2021

How They See - Issue #35: Petr Malina on observing the ordinary and extraordinary world – The modern world requires every person to be “extraordinary” and every activity to be “special”. The
#34

Mar 6, 2021

How They See - Issue #34: David Rhys Jones on uncovering the layers of modern metropolis – There is a limited amount of activities that could be compared with visiting London. One of the few p
#33

Feb 27, 2021

How They See - Issue #33: ChaX on decay and passage of time – ChaX, as my two previous guests: Martin Sandwich and Frank Moth, creates under a pseudonym. For me, i
#32

Feb 20, 2021

How They See - Issue #32: Martin Sandwich on his "alter ego" and harnessing the ink – It was a pure coincidence that after speaking with Frank Moth, a creative duo who create under the ps
#31

Feb 13, 2021

How They See - Issue #31: Frank Moth on identity and nostalgia – Collage works done by Cubists obliterated the concept of painting. Thanks to the abundance of papers
#30

Feb 6, 2021

How They See - Issue #30: Andrea Ehret on daydreaming and healing powers of art – Vivid, nearly fluorescent colours were the first to catch my eye when I was looking at paintings crea
#29

Jan 30, 2021

How They See - Issue #29: Caroline Kryzecki on creating your own truth about art – Caroline Kryzecki's art is my biggest discovery of 2020. It is not that I was a frequent visitor in g
#28

Jan 23, 2021

How They See - Issue #28: François Bonnel on finding a pleasure in painting – The first thing that crossed my mind when I was writing the foreword to interview with François Bonne
#27

Jan 16, 2021

How They See - Issue #27: Ioannis Lassithiotakis on modern art and colour – This week I would like to introduce you to Ioannis Lassithiotakis, abstract artist from Greece. He us
#26

Jan 9, 2021

How They See - Issue #26: Andrew Weir on languages, symbols and embracing the imperfection – My first guest this year is an abstract artist, Andrew Weir.Andrew spent a significant part of his li
#25

Dec 19, 2020

How They See - Issue #25: Tracey Adams on music, art and the meaning of success – In the last issue of How They See this year, I would like to present my discussion with Tracey Adams.

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