Filip Wierzbicki-Nowak

Dr. Filip Wierzbicki-Nowak, DSc, Professor at the University of Arts in Poznań (UAP), is a Polish academic and artist specializing in drawing, painting, graphic art, and site-specific installations. Affiliated with the Faculty of Painting and Drawing and the 8th Drawing Studio at UAP, he has taught and conducted workshops since 2016. His research focuses on spatial context interpenetration in visual arts, with a practice spanning painting, linocut, offset printing, and experimental video work.

• Habilitation (2024): Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw
• Doctoral Dissertation Defense (2018): University of Arts in Poznań
• Master's Degree (2012): Faculty of Painting in studio of Prof. Dominik Lejman, UAP

Filip's artistic practice involves site-specific installations and graphic experiments. His works have been exhibited internationally across Europe, Asia, and North America, including solo shows like Equilibrium (2024) and Places (2024), as well as collective exhibitions such as PARALLEL LIVES (2025). Techniques include linocut, offset printing, and digital art.

Scientific recognition includes the Rector's Award (2023) and nominations for prestigious art competitions. He has participated in numerous international workshops and residencies, including Erasmus+ in Spain (2017) and a residency at Akureyri Art Museum, Iceland (2024).

• 2025: Grant from 'Polish Culture in the World' program, Adam Mickiewicz Institute
• 2016–2018: Pro-Quality Scholarship for doctoral students, UAP
• 2017: Erasmus+ Scholarship, Universitat Politecnica de Valencia, Spain
• 2023: Creative residency at Aviário Studio, Portugal

His works are included in collections like Czong Institute for Contemporary Art (South Korea), ABC Gallery (Poznań), and Kunsthalle Hilsbach (Germany).