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Oskar OK Krajewski

Art has been my lifelong pursuit, spanning drawing, painting, staged photography, and sculpture. Over the years, my work has won several international awards and has been showcased in London's top spots. My interest lies in human nature, global politics, sustainability, technology and our future. Today, I’m bringing these interests and disciplines into the digital realm, which I see as a new entrepreneurial art form — one that merges creativity, technology, and systems.

It feels like painting the future on a living digital canvas.

I studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poland. I have been living and working in London since 2002. I went 'pro' in 2010, with numerous exhibitions, publications, and awards since.

I draw inspiration from movies, podcasts, travel, good conversation and art. I strive to be truly original — never copying or imitating. My goal is for each work to provoke thought, stir emotion, and ultimately contribute something positive to the world.

When I'm creating I love to collaborate with other artists and professionals from all walks of life—especially music producers and photo/videographers. In 2020, I launched a massive 4-week show in Central London involving some 80 artists. That was pretty much the last show in London that year as COVID swept the world...

Many people who have seen my previous cityscapes have expressed a desire to walk through them. Now, technology and accessibility have finally made it possible for me to take on that challenge — by creating a digital platform based on my latest artwork- Metropolis.

Working on Metropolis- the sculpture -gave me a lot of time to think and listen to podcasts. I want to bring that knowledge as first fundamentals and rules to start this social experiment- Metropoliverse.

Detailed work is my trademark—whether in painting, drawing, or sculpture. I cannot do "simple"- even if I tried. I want the recipients of my work to lose themselves in my work. The devil is in the details, they say, but I only find the divine there...

Testimonies

I met Oskar in 2017 at an exhibition at the top of the Gherkin, showcasing his eye-catching and intricate kinetic sculpture - the heart of the City of London was the perfect spot for such an ambitious and futuristic work. Over the years I’ve written about his exhibitions for Londonist and FAD Magazine, and I’ve seen firsthand how he pushes beyond what most artists would dare to attempt. He unanimously won an international art competition I judged alongside eleven other industry professionals. Oskar also curated a major exhibition in central London featuring around eighty artists. He makes art that needs to be seen to be believed.

Tabish Khan,

Art critic, writer & speaker

Oskar and I have a friendship that spans over 22 years. While working for my company StormStudios, Oskar often freelanced for us. He helped source models in the UK, built props, coordinated practical details and assisted wherever needed. We travelled for the shoots abroad, including those in Spain and the US, working on album covers for bands such as Younger Brother, Europe and Pink Floyd.

What truly sets Oskar apart is his positive, energetic, inventive, and problem-solving attitude. These qualities are evident in his current metaverse project, which I have been photographing. It’s no surprise that Oskar’s next idea is always bigger and more ambitious than the last.

Rupert Truman,

Photographer and Designer

Storm Studios

I first met Oskar and his team at the Farnborough International Space Comm in 2022, where he was exhibiting two sculptures. My colleagues and I were genuinely struck by the sci-fi pieces — The Colony on Mars and Blue Proxima — both visually impressive and enhanced by integrated voiceovers and LED effects.

After the event, I invited Oskar and his partner to our headquarters in Edinburgh, including a visit to our rocket-engine testing site. We’ve stayed in touch ever since, and I’m keen to see where his work goes next — especially now that one of the buildings in his Metropolis project proudly features a Skyrora pin badge on the roof.

Derek Harris

Director of Business Development & Communications

Co-Chair, ETF

Skyrora

What makes us unique?

Metropolis

The Physical Blueprint

Metropolis began as a sculpture — an intricate, hand-crafted vision of a future city. Now, it is beeing digitised and transformed into a living framework, soon to be ready for users, ideas, and experiences.

Oskar, the artist and founder, built this platform from a lifelong passion for technology, art, and human progress. Every detail of the physical piece was conceived while studying the very ideas that now shape the digital Metropolis. He has an unique take for the future ways of digital connection and community building.

Our mission is to merge creativity, utility, and community governance, overlooked and powered by the AI.

We may still be super small, but that’s our advantage — as we can pivot fast, adapt, and dream big without restrictions.

I believe that society and the new generation could do with the non violent platform where good behaviour gain you respect and meaningful friendships.

Our ambition?

-To create a digital world for a new generation of young but mature players and creators — people who have grown up with games and online platforms, but are now looking for something more meaningful.

Metropoliverse is built around non-violence, learning, creativity, and constructive presence — because a healthier digital society needs more than entertainment. It needs purpose, connection, and shared opportunity.

We are building for the generation that grew up on Roblox — and is now ready for a more mature digital world.

-To grow into a true competitor to giants like Meta (Facebook) or Fortnite
(A bold statement — and we stand by it.)

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