NATALIA KLESZCZEWSKA
B. 1999
She comes from the Suwałki region in Poland. A graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, she received her degree with honors. An active painter, she also works across graphics and drawing.
Her interdisciplinary practice extends to international collaborations, including Nerve bloom, a project developed with Björk and Natalie Liu, which was presented at the National Gallery of Iceland. Presented at numerous artistic events, her work includes participation in the 29th Polish Poster Biennale, LOOSTRO: Autumn Art Salon 2025, and the Utazu Art Award Biennale in Japan in 2020. She continues to create actively and collaborates with galleries and artists both in Poland and internationally.
In her works, there is a certain foreshadowing of a future that never came to pass, becoming a specter or a myth trapped in the past and in memories. 
The artist treats these motifs as an attempt to create a new, artificial romanticism, detached from the familiar, and consequently presents it as a phenomenon from another planet.

Fot. Mikołaj Zdancewicz
SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2025. Shall I go walk the woods so wild, MS 44 Gallery, Poland
2024. Lost but never alone, Oblatów 4 Gallery, Katowice, Poland
2024. GHOST SEDUCER, Jak Zapomnieć Gallery, Kraków, Polamd
2023. Lokum, Gablotki Gallery, Kraków, Poland
2023. Muta, Rondo Sztuki, Katowice, Poland
2022. Fantoms, Academy of Fine Arts in Katowice, Poland
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2025. 29th Polish Poster Biennale, BWA Katowice, Poland
2025. When Doors Close, Walls Rise, Jak zapomnieć gallery, Kraków
2025.  Re-recovery, Rondo Sztuki, Katowice, Poland
2024.  Best Diplomas 2023, ASP Gdańsk, Poland
2024.  Sketch has power, Satyrykon, Legnica, Poland
2023.  Greetings from Wolska Street, Turnus na Wolskiej, Warsaw, Poland
2023. City. Music. Change: 18 Years of Tauron Nowa Muzyka, Katowice
2022. The 7th Wa no Contemporary in Japan: Art Museum in the Summer Night Castle, Japan
2021. International Artistic Notation Triennial NOTO, Kraków, Poland
2020.  Utazu Art Award Biennial, U-Plaza Utazu, Japan


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