Looks a lot like Gutalin’s(remember him guys?) work which i loved. Love this too.
Great pieces - all of them! Progress steps would be cool if you let us take a peek behind the curtain 
Ahh, shades of Beksinski. Absolutely beautiful work.
I really enjoy all of your work! I love Zdzislaw Beksinski and HR Giger, and they’ve influenced my work very much, so I gravitate to these similar aesthetic qualities of a more gritty, corroded and ominous feel. I always like to see what you’re going to share with us next!
I’m always tempted to create environments and structures with such beautiful details. I experience a wonderful emotional presence in these desolate ruins. 
Absolutely fantastic work!
How did you make holes in meshes?
Excellent ambient. Very nice details. Zbrush was developed for this.
Holy **** duder… That is Insane.
Amazing work on the last piece. Giving great sense of scale!
What was your workflow like for the structure? nice piece.
Inspiring, beautiful, mysterious and refreshing!
Top stuff! Yes progress steps would be nice 
Very nice work.
Yes, totally Beksinski inspired and I LOVE IT.
Fantastic.
Really superb.
Beksinski tried to experiment with 3D in his later years and wasn’t able to capture his original mystic.
You have done it here.
awesome work !!!
Wonderful. I love the way you make fantasy come true. So much to see and explore.
Love the mood in your works. Your last one is most impressive too!
(reminds me of Stephen King’s Dark Tower, besides Beksinski and Giger)
Hello Tomasz,
compliment for your last image…Very “polish” style,I love it!
"off topic "Thank you for your presence in Warsaw
Very impressive … Congrats with Top Row! 
I love the scale and the way you expressed it placing a ruined city at the foot of the tower but all is ruin now.
Nothing can stand against time. Phylosophical stuff, reminds me of Lord Dunsany’s prose.
COngratulations
Gorgeous! Great work. Obvious influences from great artists but it also has its own thing going. Beautiful!
Mistrzu, super! 
100% deserved Top Row. Congrats!!
I’m wondering how much time you spend on your work?