Jacek Juriewicz was born in 1966 in the Szczecinek Voivodeship, West Pomeranian Voivodeship.

His interest in art, especially painting and drawing, was already evident in his youth when he attended the art high school in Koszalin.

In the mid-1980s he devoted himself entirely to painting.

He took private painting and drawing lessons from Andrzej Bereziański, Ewa Jędrzejewska-Drygas and Wiesław Adamski.

The paintings created in the second half of the 1980s are characterized by catastrophism. This period lasted about ten years and was culminated in numerous exhibitions at home and abroad. Later, realistic tendencies emerged in Jacek Juriewicz's work—landscapes and architecture of his hometown.

In the new century, his interests changed. He became interested in the human figure, especially nudes and portraits, but also in nature. The artist's works are characterized by high aesthetics and expressiveness, evident in the combination of bright, colorful dots, which give the images (mainly portraits and nature) the impression of dream visions or images derived from the imagination rather than from nature.