In 2019, Konstantin received invitations from several Warsaw galleries and moved to Poland. His first art auctions took place at Pragaleria and 101 Project. In 2020, he permanently relocated to Poland to dedicate himself entirely to the creative process. This period became his most prolific at the time: to establish himself in a new country, the artist created three to five paintings a month, working primarily with acrylics on canvas.
By 2021, Konstantin was regularly exhibiting in the largest and most prestigious galleries in Warsaw, including DESA Unicum, Agra-Art, Sopocki Dom Aukcyjny, and Art in House.
At these auctions and exhibitions, his canvases were displayed alongside the masterpieces of universally recognized Polish surrealist masters, such as Zdzisław Beksiński and Jacek Yerka.
In Poland, Konstantin created several prominent series of works, including The Kiss, Temptation, and The Way of Life. During this time, he also immersed himself deeply in Japanese culture, which inspired a dedicated series of paintings. However, the pressing financial need to sell art to support his life overseas constrained his creative freedom. In the artist's view, many works from this period remained under-developed—a fact that, perhaps, lends them a raw, authentic charm.