Art + Artists

My artistic practice is rooted in the exploration of the "Metaxy" – a liminal space where tension, paradox, and possibility converge. This realm, situated between two poles of existence, is where I find myself drawn to fragments, memories, traces, and excerpts. These elements, simultaneously incomplete and suggestive, broken and whole, finite and infinite, become symbols of the human condition. They encapsulate the essence of living in a world that is perpetually evolving and transforming.

Art, at its core, focuses on the unseen and the absent. For me, printmaking has always embodied the pursuit of the unknown and the creation of presence through absence. In my artistic works I examine the paradoxical pursuit and phenomenon of appearance through disappearance, a force that I consider both unforeseen and extraordinary.

The fragmented nature of my work encourages viewers to imagine what is missing, what lies beyond, and what remains concealed. I capture fleeting moments that define our existence.

Through the mediums of printmaking, artists’ books, papermaking and sculpture I evoke a continuous dialogue between the visible and the invisible, the past and the present, the known and the unknown both in my individual and collaborative practice with Ioannis Anastasiou.

Born in Warsaw, Poland, in 1990. Currently a PhD candidate in Printmaking at the E. Geppert Academy of Fine Art and Design in Wrocław, where she obtained her MA in Printmaking. She holds a BA in Culture Studies. She is a printmaker, bookbinder and papermaker, and also co-founder of Misprint Studio and co-organizer of PrintCard Wrocław International Prints Exchange.

She took part in residencies in Germany, Spain, and the USA. She has been recognized with numerous awards in prestigious international competitions, including: First Prize in the Paper Sculpture category, 10th Art of The Book and Paper exhibit, Rochester, USA Prize of Excellence at The 8th NBC MESHTECH Tokyo International Screen Print Biennial; 2nd Prize in experimental printmaking at MiniPrint Kazanlak. She has participated in more than 200 shows worldwide. Her work belongs to various public and private museum collections. She took part in various international conferences, symposiums, workshops, art publication, and journals.