Born in 1983, a Warsaw-based artist working across performance, visual arts, and sound. A graduate of the MA Live Art program at QMUL in London, she is also a linguist and lawyer by education. Her artistic practice focuses on exploring themes of time, systems of power and control, and social justice with particular attention to the impact on marginalized groups in today’s socio-political realities. In her work with the body, she employs text as a primary tool, complemented by voice, visuals, and storytelling. She identifies as a non-obvious feminist, engaging with spaces not typically associated with feminist discourse.
My artistic practice revolves around three elements—body, text, and image. All three elements intertwine one another.
Text – As a linguist and former lawyer, text serves as my primary source of inspiration. It helps me create the framework for my work, with its sharp and precise structure.
Image – I then visualize images based on my story—or, sometimes, the visuals guide me to find the right words.
Body – It is my final element, bringing the story and visual together—or, conversely, it is often the body that guides me first, through a set of sensations and past memories encapsulated in my bodily experiences.
