About:

Felix Plawski is a professional photographer with a specialization in capturing the intricate details and unique beauty of paintings, prints, textiles, sculptures, silverware, jewelry, and other similar artifacts. He has extensive experience in capturing large textiles, and has worked with numerous museums, galleries, artists, and collectors. One of his notable works is the MacTaggart Art Collection, which showcases 1300 East Asian textiles and 15th/16th-century hand scrolls, some of which are over 20 meters in length. Felix has also played a critical role in the University of Alberta Museum's print collection (3500 prints, oils, and drawings), and was part of a digitalization project for the University of Alberta Law Department where 8050 photographs from 89 composites were digitized, renamed, and retouched to restore their quality after being impacted by the effects of time and light discoloration.

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Felix holds an art photography degree from Poland and began his photography career by capturing the beauty of nature monuments for the City Hall of Warsaw. He then landed his first full-time job as a photographer at the Museum Podlaskie in Bialystok.