He graduated in theatre studies from the Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań and in design from the SWPS University’s School of Form. A passionate tailor and craftsman, he has gained professional experience at Poznań’s Grand and Polish theatres, Ostrava’s Národní Divadlo Moravskosležské, Warsaw’s Teatr Wielki - Polish National Opera, Vienna’s Tanzquartier and Theater an der Wien, collaborating with artists such as Anna Kontek, Mariusz Treliński, Magda Maciejewska, and Maja Kleczewska. He has designed costumes for drama, opera, and ballet productions, including Dido and Aeneas (dir. Daniel Stachuła), Difference and Repetition (chor. Maciej Kuźmiński), Quantum Physics. Conversations That Have Never Been Held (dir. Julia Wyszyńska), Mum Always Comes Back (dir. Marek Kalita), Moonlight and Magnolias (dir. Jose Iglesias Vigil), Hard Times (dir. Redbad Klynstra-Komarnicki), Juvenalia (chor. Krzysztof Pastor), Eine kleine Nachtmusik (chor. Antonio Lanzo), La Traviata (dir. Pia Partum), Shine (chor. Kristóf Szabó), Fantaisie Polonaise (chor. Dawid Trzensimiech). Wysocki received the KTR (Advertising Creators Club) Golden Sword Award for his costumes for the video production Restless Soul (dir. Dawid Obręczarek).