Victoria Zofia Lisiecka is a Polish artist working between Paris and London, whose practice spans painting and photography. Her work explores perception, identity, and emotional memory through materially driven compositions.
She holds a BFA in Art, Media, and Technology from Parsons Paris, the New School, she also completed a course at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in Running a Contemporary Gallery, and undertook an online course in the History of Architecture from Harvard.
She works across painting and photography to explore questions of perception, identity, and emotional memory. Alongside her studio practice, she serves as Art Director for Wprost.pl, one of Poland’s leading cultural and current affairs platforms. Lisiecka continues to expand her visual language through projects that bridge personal narrative with broader cultural and psychological terrains. Her debut photobook Revolving in the Other Direction (2021) garnered national attention in the Polish press, while her paintings have been featured internationally, including in the German art magazine Archive Abel (2025). Lisiecka’s work has been exhibited in Re Make at Gallery D, Romainville (2023), Foreplay at Gallery 45 (2025), and featured in a private collector’s home showcased by Wprost Dom (2025), and is held in private collections across Europe and the United States.
