Marta Branicka

Marta Branicka is a Professor at the Faculty of Architecture and Design of the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, Poland. She leads the Studio of Sculptural and Architectural Forms, focusing on sculpture, open-air projects, and small sculptural forms. Born in Gdańsk in 1968, she graduated from the Faculty of Sculpture at her alma mater in 1992 under Professor Stanisław Radwański. Her work explores the dynamics of spatial relationships between objects, emphasizing autonomy, tension, and harmony in sculptural arrangements. She has participated in numerous national and international exhibitions, including solo and group shows. Her practice bridges sculpture and architecture, creating immersive environments that engage viewers through spatial narratives.

Education:

• 1992: Diploma in Sculpture from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, Studio of Professor Stanisław Radwański

Research Interests:
Her creative investigations center on the intersection of sculpture and architecture, emphasizing the 'private space' of objects and their collective narratives. She examines how tensions and harmonies emerge in grouped forms, both indoors and in public spaces. Her work often reflects a dialogue between ephemeral moments and their materialization in permanent or site-specific installations.

Labs/Teams:

• Studio of Sculptural and Architectural Forms (lead role)