After studying painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and furthering his studies at the Chelsea College of Art, Antoni has established and based his practice in London. Following his solo exhibition at the Camden Arts Centre in 1997 Malinowski spent several months in Rome researching the ancient wall paintings. This triggered many collaborations with architects on permanent interventions ranging from engineering colour for facades to complex wall paintings. They include Vermilion Wall Painting at the Royal Court Theatre, collaboration with Haworth Tompkins Architects; wall painting at the Luxor Theatre, Rotterdam, collaboration with Bolles+Wilson Architects; Venetian glass for the elevation on Maddox Street, London, collaboration with Eric Parry Architects. In 2013 he has completed ceiling paintings at the new Everyman Theatre, Liverpool designed by Haworth Tompkins – this won the 2014 Stirling Prize. Last year he completed a large commission for the foyer areas at the Rafael Viñoly designed Mathematical Institute, Oxford: Spectral flip, a two part mural painted directly onto the south and the north facing walls, seemingly creating a luminous force field between them. His paintings have been exhibited internationally and are in many private and public collections including Tate, London.