Richard Avedon photographer:
‘Beautiful and strange photographs … full of deep feeling’.
Alexi Lubomirski - photographer:
“… Extremely soulful…”
Shira Shavit poet /creator:
Boleslaw Lutoslawski is not just a photographer; he embodies a vision that captures the human spirit beyond what is visible to the eye. Every image he creates is not merely a document of a moment, but a meeting of souls – a moment in which two consciousnesses, that of the photographer and that of the subject, connect with an almost metaphysical sensitivity. His work offers a quiet and uplifting experience, where time seems suspended, and the portrait becomes one of the ways to understand both the person and existence itself.
There is an inner movement, an exploration of identity and meaning, as if photography is a language that allows us to touch what lies beyond what can be seen.
What distinguishes Boleslaw is not only his camera or unique technique, nor the honour and recognition he has earned in the art world, but also his ability to open a door to a place where creativity and humanity meet, a place where the viewer feels like a participant in a journey of discovery, reflection, and understanding. In my opinion, Boleslaw Lutoslawski’s photographs are timeless. Every image he creates deserves a place in the history books of art, as it captures not only the likeness of a person but also the spirit behind the gaze and the humanity that illuminates each frame. Experiencing his work is a personal and moving encounter, as if he invites us to stand close to the moment where art and life merge completely.
Photographers like him are increasingly rare. He is old school at his finest –
someone who brings depth, sensitivity, and wisdom to the medium, qualities that cannot be taught in any school, but are cultivated through years of engagement with culture, people, and the spirit of the times. In his work, one can feel
the history, the knowledge, and the heart, all contained in every frame, every
portrait, and every moment he captures.
Jon J Muth, author/illustrator:
“Your photographs feel timeless in the way The Beatles are timeless.
And like The Beatles, you make it look easy”