About

Not a traditional gallery.A curatorial system in motion.

Manifest

Context before convention.

ToTuart P2 Passage Lab is a nomadic curatorial platform operating between Europe and the United States. It creates temporary conditions for contemporary art through exhibitions, pop-up projects and site-specific interventions.

ToTuart P2 Passage Lab extends the traditional gallery model, connecting European artists with collectors, museums, foundations, galleries and cultural partners in the American market.

Projects may also be developed in dialogue with architects and real-estate developers, allowing art to become part of a building’s spatial identity rather than a final decorative addition.

Its strength lies in mobility, precision and context: every project is designed around a place, an audience and a moment that cannot be repeated in the same way.

Founders

Built through shared experience and a new perspective.

ToTuart P2 Passage Lab was founded through the collaboration of Marek Duchnowski and Krzysztof Pluzynski.

The project draws on the established curatorial and gallery experience of ToTuart in Poland while developing a new, mobile model for presenting contemporary art through P2 Passage Lab in the United States.

Together, they are building a platform that connects European artistic practices with new American contexts, audiences and partnerships.

Marek
Duchnowski

Co-founder · ToTuart

Brings to the project years of experience, an extensive network of artist relationships, and ToTuart’s strong foundations and established position in the Polish art market. His work extends beyond the conventional gallery model, developing related art-led ventures—from artist-designed jewelry and collectible objects to monumental sculpture and public-space commissions. Within the new platform, he provides continuity, experience and a direct connection to the artists and creative network built around ToTuart.

Krzysztof
Pluzynski

Co-founder · P2 Passage Lab

Leads the platform’s development in the United States, its curatorial direction, and new models for presenting contemporary art. He develops and curates the Passage exhibition series—an original project rooted in the dialogue between art, place, and individual experience. With a personal connection to Florida, its atmosphere, architecture, and energy, he sees its dynamic art market as natural ground for the project’s growth. He builds a network of collaboration with architects, developers, designers, and institutions.

Two perspectives.
One evolving curatorial platform.