Miroslaw Magola

Mind over matter – beyond magnetism

Miroslaw Magola, alias Magnetic Man, demonstrates the ability to lift, move, and attach objects — metal pans, plastic containers, glassware, wooden pieces, even marble — using only mental intention, without adhesives or physical force. His performances challenge conventional physics and have been examined under controlled scientific conditions.

Scientists at the Max Planck Institute, MindLab International (UK), and St. Petersburg State University have studied his abilities. To date, no conventional explanation has been found. Magola openly welcomes further testing under transparent, rigorous protocols.

Miroslaw Magola offers keynotes, university lectures, and experiential workshops that explore the boundaries of human consciousness, creativity, and the science of unexplained phenomena. His sessions combine live demonstrations, behind-the-scenes insight from TV productions, and open discussion with skeptics and believers alike.

Miroslaw Magola has willingly submitted to controlled experiments under the supervision of physicists, biochemists, and neurophysiologists. Examinations ruled out hidden magnets, adhesives, or trickery, yet the precise mechanism remains unexplained. He continues to invite transparent, collaborative research.

Professional materials for TV producers, journalists, podcasters, and event organizers. Miroslaw Magola has been featured in prime-time documentaries and talk shows worldwide.

• High-resolution performance & portrait photos
• Short bio (150 words) and extended bio (500 words)
• Full list of TV broadcasts & timestamps
• Media fact sheet (scientific background)
• Interview one-pager (psychokinesis, consciousness, skepticism)

Miroslaw Magola (born in Poland, based in Munich, Germany) is a freelance artist, performer, and speaker known worldwide as the “Magnetic Man.” He began developing his psychokinetic abilities through disciplined meditation and concentration exercises, eventually demonstrating object manipulation that appears to bypass known physical forces.

Unlike stage illusionists, Magola has consistently offered himself for scientific scrutiny at major institutes. His career includes live performances at cultural landmarks such as Gasteig Munich, television broadcasts across Europe, Asia, and the Americas, as well as private events in New York, San Francisco, and Hollywood.

Magola’s artwork (painting and digital) also appears on this website — he considers his creative expression an extension of the same conscious energy that fuels his performances.