Agata Rek extends her practice into three-dimensional form, exploring the dialogue between material, structure, and space.

Her architectural carved panels translate collage-based thinking into wood, using layering, removal, and reconstruction to create rhythm, depth, and narrative. Organic and geometric forms interact, producing surfaces that are both architectural and expressive.

In parallel, she creates constructed compositions from reclaimed materials—wood, metal, paper, and other found elements. These layered works explore structure, material history, and controlled color accents, balancing order with organic evolution.

Together, these approaches reflect her ongoing investigation of form, surface, and spatial storytelling, turning diverse materials into sculptural experiences.