London-based Polish visual artist & photographer exploring cyclical nature of human rituals through portraiture and storytelling by utilizing Victorian & historic photographic techniques such as glass plate photography-wet collodion technique.
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Solo show on display now until 18th June 2026. Private View: 28th May.
New project supported by British Centre for Photography & in collaboration with Anaesthesia Museum >>>
PHOTO LONDON
13-17 May 2026
Booth J02
Rethinking Eastern Europe >>>
FINE ART PROJECTS
Magda Kuca uses historical photographic techniques to reflect on the links between personal memory, ancestry and folklore. Her projects draw on personal experience, pagan traditions and Slavic culture in an ongoing investigation into the connection between human and nature.
Exhibited worldwide by galleries such as Aperture Gallery (US) or by Photo Vogue, her work has been recognised internationally and supported by WeTransfer, Victoria & Albert Museum, Institut Polonaise Paris & Royal Photographic Society. She recently presented her work at Bodleian Library, Oxford University and contributed to Humans in the EU - project by European Parliament.
Previous clients include institutions, brands & businesses such as BBC, The British Museum, The Macallan or Kew Gardens.
Learn the basics, define your style or hone existing skills. Workshops range from introductions to experimental photography methods to exploring traditional techniques like wet collodion or cyanotype. Available as one-to-one sessions or group workshops at West London artist studio and darkroom.
