Sebastian
Grochocki

Printmaking Artist

About

Polish printmaking artist Sebastian Grochocki, based in Berlin and Taipei, specializes in traditional relief print techniques, including woodcut, linocut, and the rare plaster engraving method gipsoryt. His contemporary prints explore material, texture, and abstraction, blending craftsmanship with modern artistic expression.

The Last Supper: My Personal Retrospective

My most ambitious project, Nibiru/The Last Supper (2017), may be the largest block print ever made.

My Technique

My work combines traditional printmaking with personal experiments. I use relief techniques such as woodcut, linocut, and plaster engraving (gipsoryt), along with intaglio processes like etching and aquatint. I also work in graphite drawing and pinhole photography. These methods allow me to move between small, detailed works on paper and large multi-panel prints that transform a space.

Explore Artworks

Explore a selection of relief prints, intaglio works, and drawings. Each piece grows out of my dialogue with materials and process, while revisiting themes of mythology and the human form.