I’m a London-based, interdisciplinary artist and theatre-maker, originally from Poland, whose work is rooted in performance, personal exploration, and queer identity.

My journey has been one of pushing boundaries, after graduating in Media Analysis and Production in Scotland, I dove into London’s creative scene, blending my love for theatre, drag, and experimental art.

As a co-founder of Psychonaut Theatre, I’ve worn many hats, whether as Technical Manager for The Disenchantment of Two Women in a Separate Place (2021) at Brighton Fringe, or as the lead in our raw and powerful production Mums (2022). Our work with Helen Storey on Dress For Our Time, created from a decommissioned refugee tent, became a bold statement on displacement and survival featured in British Vogue.

Being a queer immigrant has been central to my art, I channel this into everything I create. My self-directed avant-garde film ERO was an unapologetic exploration of presence, desire and violence, later transformed into a live durational performance at Ugly Duck. Joining the trailblazing Eastern European queer collective Slav4U was a game-changer, leading to unforgettable performances at Latitude Festival, London Pride, Mighty Hoopla where drag, activism, and Eastern European culture collided on stage.

Collaboration is at the heart of my work. From Trans is Power featuring London Trans Pride’s Luciak Blayke to co-facilitating the Eastern European Queer Dinner (now an ongoing podcast), I’ve sought to uplift marginalized voices.

This year, I embodied both performance and persona and took on a regal role in the upcoming film Shaman.

Currently, I’m deep in The Ordinary People, a four-year research project delving into the everyday narratives of those often unheard, which I’m developing as part of my MA at Central Saint Martins. My art is a constant evolution: loud, raw, and always authentic.

we as individuals (in real life) are responsible for how we affect one another and we are in charge how we want to be perceived (to extent, because people will always assume things about one another) we all tend to create personas and make up the way we are perceived whether it be in real life or online

The role of the director in this particular scene/ fragment is to give actors the tools (character outlines) and allow them to explore how to interact with each other and observe the outcome

Director is going to act as a trigger for the actions to occur -  appear as a software semi-responsible/ manipulating the outcome

The outcome - all the characters have a goal, and it’s up to them whether to/ and how to achieve it, they unknowingly have the same goal (previously outlined characteristics)

Basically it's fascinating to see how individuals shape their interactions and personas, both in real life and online. People-watching and online presence play a significant role in how we perceive and present ourselves to others. In this context, the Director's role as a facilitator of interactions is crucial. By providing character outlines and triggering actions, the Director sets the stage for exploring human behaviour, competition, and coping with challenges. The study of how characters navigate their shared goals and relationships offers a deep dive into the complexities of social dynamics and personal growth.

for Canty

Produced by CSM (2024)

She sang the song of sweet death

The mother volcano's poison a fruitful exercise in darkness

She spoke of a vacancy so soft and peaceful Each living cannot help but move towards it

Constantly desiring,

Spread out in fiery points

Glowing into words barked, then a pure gold shrieking echo, And thus, finally, savagely still.

Photo credit@photographictree

Performers @_aphroditus @luckyvelvett

@so.sassy_classy@zifan_gu@_aimeesweet_@ztsfzl

@flat_whyte

Animation Valentin Dely

Lighting design@_sanli.obj

Costume design @bymatthew_howard

Sound design @tianndd

Script @celinerevenge @_aphroditus @luckyvelvett

Make up @fayyy.kang_

Stage manager @moyamoya_25

Stage assistant @kuorreng

Photography @photographictree @cagnbaskn

Videography @celinerevenge

Program visual @rocapiacentini

Designer @atligeiralfredsson

MUA @byhannalouisa