Zarebinski

B. 1978, Tarnowskie Gory, Poland

Lives and works in New York City, USA

Zarebinski is a contemporary artist exploring the tension between precision and intuition through geometric abstraction. His work examines how structure can hold emotion how form, balance, and repetition can reveal a quiet rhythm beneath control. His practice is grounded in a search for clarity that resists resolution, favoring presence over perfection. Rooted in the brutalist structures of his Eastern European upbringing, Zarebinski’s visual language is defined by clean lines, layered planes, and deliberate spatial tension. His process is meditative and exacting, yet never rigid: each edge and intersection is a record of the artist’s ongoing search for equilibrium.Trained as a still-life photographer, Zarebinski brings a sharp, contemplative attention to light, space, and composition. His minimalist language draws from Danish modernism and Scandinavian mid-century design, but aims less to decorate than to distillto strip away noise and reveal what endures. The result is work that feels both constructed and contemplative: an architecture of emotion, built line by line. His work has been exhibited in New York, Paris, and Madrid, while remaining rooted in process, honesty, and the poetics of reduction.

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