Bachelor's thesis completed at the Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Faculty of Intermedia, under the supervision of Doctor Justyna Górowska and Professor Bogusław Bachorczyk. The work consisted of a solo exhibition, an artist book and a project website. The exhibition included: 45 miniature sculptures, two standing showcases housing an object and a miniature installation; two assemblages on canvas and three in hanging showcases. An artist's book was also presented at the exhibition, containing a commentary on the project along with a visual essay on collecting and gathering - the two main themes of the thesis. Below is an excerpt from the aforementioned commentary:

"The potentiality of the act of gathering is of particular interest to me in the process of working with the materials resulting from this act. This is because the elements I gather end up in my archive which is a database of found objects for my artistic activities in assemblage, collage or larger forms of installation. In this process, the poetic or metaphorical dimension of gathering - which is looking for things, finding them - becomes apparent. When I create a work of found objects, I try to find them, to search for them, to look for them. In practice, this involves a permanent contact with materials, objects and elements and a constant attempt to juxtapose, combine, penetrate, look at and observe them... This potentiality seems infinite, just as the universe of the gatherer seems to be infinite...."