Raised in the Polish countryside, my earliest memories are rooted in exploring its vast landscapes, an upbringing that deeply instilled in me a nostalgia for slow connection and a quiet awareness of the natural world. Balancing minimalism with craftsmanship, my work draws on this foundational perspective to reflect a slower and more conscious way of making; one that values longevity, tactility and connection. Clothing becomes not only a form of shelter, but something lived in. Where I Walk explores that quiet dialogue between body, garment and the landscape it moves through. Rooted in functionality and freedom of movement, the collection reflects the act of walking as a grounding ritual. A subtle awareness of terrain and climate. This presence shapes the collections approach to function and form by challenging the rigid and synthetic language of traditional technical wear. The garments honour the durability and purpose of historical outerwear but explore feminine silhouettes that curve and drape around the body, allowing movement to remain fluid rather than restricted.