Agata di Masternak is a Polish-born, London-based interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores the thresholds between the visible and the unseen. Guided by intuition, perception, and material experimentation, she channels personal and collective experience into a visual language that seeks resonance rather than representation. Her work is rooted in the belief that art has the capacity to reveal what often remains imperceptible — to connect people through shared emotion and the quiet power of recognition. Living and working in London, Agata continues to cultivate a practice that moves between worlds, driven by curiosity, sensitivity, and the transformative act of seeing.

Growing up in Poland instilled in Agata di Masternak a deep sensitivity to symbolism, history, and the metaphysical dimensions of image-making, while her relocation to London transformed this sensibility through new dialogues with space, identity, and abstraction. Educated at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw and Central Saint Martins College in London, she developed a multidisciplinary practice grounded in painting, sculpture, and textiles. Under the mentorship of artist Nooshin Farhid, she began to merge conceptual and technical approaches, expanding her work across multiple forms of expression. 

Her acclaimed Big Heads and Etherealias series reflect this evolution — bodies of work that explore embodiment, memory, and the ethereal. Recent solo exhibitions include Homecoming / As Above So Below (TEST Gallery, Warsaw, 2025) and Homecoming (BWA Contemporary Art Gallery, Wałbrzych, Poland 2025), alongside numerous international group exhibitions in the UK, Poland, Italy, Germany, and the USA, including Maison Pan, Zabłudowicz Collection, Tate Modern OFFPRINT, and the Venice Biennale Independent show at Scuola Grande San Theodoro.