Paulina Kurzydlowska is a multidisciplinary artist who has made work addressing our contemporary relationship to the image through painting, textiles and digital processes. With a BA from Liverpool Hope University, Kurzydlowska is currently studying towards her MA at Manchester Metropolitan University. She utilises a watery painting technique to reflect movement and memory connected to a place and a time important to the artist herself. By engaging in a variety of objects, Kurzydlowska’s work encourages viewers to consider their own interaction with digital technology, intimacy and nature in real-time.

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In 2023, Kurzydlowska had been commissioned by Liverpool Cathedral to reconstruct their Nativity Tableau addressing sustainability and identity through a contemporary retelling of Jesus’ Birth. As well as Liverpool Cathedral, her work has also been exhibited in Liverpool Hope’s Visual Arts Degree Show 2025, the Hodgson Loom Gallery Fly (2022) and the Sovereign Art Foundation IOM (2022). She has received broad support for her work, including Arts Aid IOM, Rotary Rushen & Western Mann and ZARI Gallery. 

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Paulina Kurzydlowska is a prize winner for ZARI Gallery’s Emerging Visual Artist Award and Public Vote Prize Winner from the Sovereign Art Foundation 2022.