Beata Bugaj-Tomaszewska

She graduated from the Faculty of Visual Education at the Strzemiński Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź. She gained her master’s degree with distinction in the Printmaking Studio of professor Tomasz Chojnacki and the Painting and Drawing Studio of professor Roman Hałat. Between 2015 and 2019, she completed Doctoral Environmental Studies at the same academy, earning a PhD in Fine Arts at the Faculty of Graphics and Painting. Her dissertation “Creativity in the Development of Self-Awareness – a Collection of Paintings and Photographs Related to Art Therapy,” was supervised by dr. hab. Aleksandra Gieraga. She works in painting, creates objects, and develops educational projects for diverse groups. In her practice, she combines painting, photography, and elements of art therapy, exploring the role of creativity in self-awareness.

Katarzyna Łukaszewicz

She graduated with distinction from the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź, majoring in Graphic Design. In her work, she combines emotion and metaphor to create visual narratives that leave a lasting impression. Her creative process is deeply introspective—memories, emotions, and dreams are key sources of inspiration. Each element of her work, from color to line and composition, carries a unique energy. Carefully arranged, these elements form multilayered works that invite viewers to explore multiple levels of meaning. She explores the boundaries of graphic aesthetics, producing projects that are not only visually striking but also rich in content and emotion. She works on both individual pieces and collective projects, engaging diverse audiences in the process.

Ola Kucewicz-Wasilewska

She completed her diploma in Artistic Installation (2006/07) at the Interdisciplinary Drawing Studio of Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń. She earned a PhD in Fine Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Łódź, producing a series of paintings and the installation “The Art of Silence.” She works across multiple media, creating artistic objects, installations, happenings, interdisciplinary drawings, action art, paintings, as well as leading workshops and educational projects. Art therapy is the inspiration and common thread in her visual language, allowing her to explore the impact of creativity on emotional development and self-awareness. She is the founder of the Informal Studio at Cechowa in Bydgoszcz and engages in local and international artistic projects with both educational and creative dimensions.

Dominika Sergiej

A graduate of Artistic Education in Visual Arts and English Philology at Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. Between 2003 and 2004 she studied at Rennes Université 2 Haute Bretagne in France at the Faculty of Visual Arts, Literature, and Communication. She completed her doctoral studies in Art History at the Catholic University of Lublin in 2018. In her creative work, she is interested in the identity of place and people. She examines the ambiguous cultural boundaries in the world of the "global village." She explores themes related to the most important human values, such as love, respect, and memory. She poses questions about the coexistence of people of different faiths, races, ages, identities, and cultural memory. From a formal perspective, she is primarily interested in the composition and form of a work. She works in installation, photography, painting, collage, and watercolor.