I am interested in the way our senses direct our experience of the world around us. I am particularly interested in the effects of sound, and the power it has over the body and mind. I investigate this intangible medium by attempting to make it tangible. I do this by channeling sound through material and through space creating, often participatory, installation and sculpture. I also have an interest in field recordings, which often become translated into compositions or live performance. Recently I've been concerned with the ideas of noise and silence, and the relationship between sound and material. This has progressed into sound becoming material itself, to be experienced in many different formats and contexts.

Krysia graduated from GSA's Sculpture & Environmental Art course in 2013 and has since worked as an Arts Specialist at Hospitalfield Arts, held artist residencies in Spain, Scotland and Croatia, exhibited her first solo show as part of Glasgow International, and subsequently won an award for this work during the Celeste Prize 2016. Most recently she was programmed as part of Audiotalaia Summer Camp, collaborating on new projects daily with other artists and musicians.

Krysia continues to live and work in Glasgow, holds a Postgraduate Certificate with Merit in Sound Design & Audiovisual Practice and during the pandemic, qualified as a Secondary Art & Design teacher.