Simona Kasprowicz (she/her, born in 1995) is an intermedia artist, curator, and producer based in Warsaw, Poland. Her artistic practice encompasses performance, video, music, paintings, poetry, and curatorial projects, which frequently intersect and complement one another, forming complex and layered narratives. By blending diverse media, Kasprowicz explores the boundaries of corporeality, identity, and space, using both tangible and ephemeral forms of expression. Her works—exhibited at festivals and galleries in Poland and internationally—move fluidly between performance, sound installation, video documentation, and experimental stage work, offering audiences immersive and cohesive experiences.

Kasprowicz works autotheoretically—merging personal narrative, critical theory, and artistic expression into a singular, hybrid form. Her work resists simple categorization, functioning simultaneously as political commentary, personal testimony, and experimental art practice. By embedding her own experiences within broader social and political structures, Kasprowicz positions the queer body as both an object of analysis and a tool for resistance.

Kasprowicz’s art engages with themes of queerness, gender normativity, affective politics, and activism. Her work creates spaces where marginalized voices are not only heard but centered, fostering a sense of community and belonging. Through a radical yet deeply personal approach, Kasprowicz challenges dominant narratives, engaging audiences in an intimate and politically charged dialogue. Her work resists the division between theory and lived experience—each piece serves as both an intellectual exercise and a personal act of reclamation.