Artist from Poland,
based Warsaw,
Paulina Żuk is a visual artist. She graduated with honours from the studio of Professor Jarosław Modzelewski and Dr Igor Przybylski at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw.
Her practice is rooted in sensuality and intuition, as well as sensitive perception. For her, art is a form of listening – to what is fragile, hidden, or not obvious. She tries to create spaces that evoke a sense of unobvious beauty, invite reflection, and resonate with the subconscious layers of theviewer’s memory.
The inspirations for her work lie at the intersection of emotion, ritual, and perception, focusing on the bodily experience of emotional loss andreality in general. She is drawn to the unspoken—that which lingers in silence, that which settles in the body. She works with painting, ceramics, and installation, relying on a deep engagement with process and touch. She paints with egg tempera and oil using traditional ground preparation techniques, and she creates sculptural forms that absorb and transform personal and collective narratives.
She has exhibited in Poland and abroad, among others at MCSW Elektrownia, BWA Ostrow Swietokrzyski, Kunsthandel.Smidt Gallery in Bonn. Her works have been acquired for the collections of Bank PKO, the National Museums in Beijing and Chisinau, and private collections in Poland, Germany, England, and France.
Winner of multiple awards including Best Diplomas of the Academy of Fine Arts 2019 in Gdańsk, Trophy of the National Art Museum in Chisinau
2025 ''Wozownia" Gallery, Toruń
