Gwoździk Katarzyna

As a visual artist, designer, and researcher, she bridges commercial expertise in brand design, illustration, and 3D animation with profound artistic inquiry into the systemic exclusion of women.

Since beginning her studies at the Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Art and Design in Wrocław in 2019, she has drawn upon her dual background in Fine Arts and Clinical Psychology to examine the complex relationships between body, identity, and sociocultural context. Her work explores the richness of femininity and the psychological dimensions that shape identity through creative expression.

Her research interests in cognitive psychology and the psychophysiology of vision inform her innovative practice. By harnessing mechanisms of perception, she creates multi-dimensional visual experiences that engage and challenge viewers on multiple cognitive levels. Through diverse media, her artistic practice initiates meaningful dialogues around often-marginalized cultural issues, offering thought-provoking perspectives on gender norms, corporeality, and the representation of women.

Beyond her artistic practice, she serves as a lecturer on the Psychophysiology of Vision, teaches Intermedia Graphics, and actively contributes to the Visual Cognition Studio, sharing her expertise on perception processes in art and design.