Marek Wolynski develops and directs large-scale projects and interdisciplinary programs across spatial, digital, audiovisual, and experiential arts. He has orchestrated creative commissions, steered public art initiatives, and curated multifaceted projects with leading institutions and public entities, including Riyadh Art, British Council, United Nations, Mayor of London, Luma Foundation, Art Rotterdam, and European Parliament, among others. Operating at the intersection of art, design, and architecture, Marek shapes multi-stakeholder ecosystems in which heritage, sustainability, and innovation synergise.

Recently, Marek curated Tuwaiq Sculpture 2024 and 2023, as part of Riyadh Art, the first national public art initiative in Saudi Arabia, focusing on commissioning public artworks designed to enrich Riyadh’s cityscape. He also served as the Chairman of the jury for the 4th and 5th editions of Tuwaiq Sculpture.

His portfolio includes fostering collaborations between artists, craftsmen, designers, and engineers for Zoro Feigl’s retrospective of monumental installations at the Verbeke Foundation as well as the world’s largest exhibition of Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests, wind-powered kinetic sculptures that usually walk on beaches. As Executive Producer at D-Fuse, Marek has conceived projects stimulating placemaking, community-building, and environmental stewardship for the United Nation’s Climate Change Summit, G20 Diplomacy Program in Indonesia, Korea Foundation, London Borough of Culture, and Vietnam Season, among others.

Championing intercultural dialogues and heritage through hybrid formats and site-specific approach, Marek co-produced and curated “Entirely hollow aside from the dark” (in collaboration with Creswell Crags Museum and Heritage Centre, 2019) – a multidisciplinary project inside the only caves on the British Isles featuring Ice Age Rock Art. In 2022, he curated “Augmented Body, Altered Mind,” an interactive and participatory exhibition that used a brain-computer interface, allowing audiences to co-create the main artwork in real-time.

Additionally, Marek serves as the UK Lead of Sculpture Network, a global non-profit organisation dedicated to championing three-dimensional art. He also shares his expertise as an arts editor, writer, and guest lecturer at art and educational institutions, including Central Saint Martins, University of the Arts London.