Exploring justice, healing, and imagination through interdisciplinary inquiry.

Agnieszka’s research weaves together arts-based methodologies, decolonial knowledge systems, and community-engaged scholarship.

She explores how creative expression intersects with holistic learning, racial and social justice, and ecological regeneration. Through both academic and non-academic writing, she contributes to conversations on art as a site of resistance, embodied learning, and the politics of care. Her work often emerges from collaborative and participatory approaches, centering voices and perspectives that challenge dominant ways of knowing.


Academic
experience

Agnieszka is currently a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona, within the Arts and Education program, in the research lineThe application of art for psychosocial improvement and in therapeutic contexts.

The working title of her doctoral research is Collective Worlding – Artistic and Pedagogical Processes as Allies in Navigating Through Colonial Modernity.

Check Agnieszka’s doctoral research here.

She holds a master’s degree in Cultural Studies (Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Poland) and a Bachelor’s degree in Photography and Multimedia (University of Arts in Poznan).

Non-academic writing, research and conferences

Beyond academic work, Agnieszka writes essays, reflections, and experimental texts that live at the intersection of storytelling, political imagination, and embodied experience. Her non-academic writing explores themes such as belonging, healing, queer kinship, and everyday resistance—often weaving personal narrative with collective inquiry. These pieces aim to open space for dialogue, feeling, and new ways of sensing the world.

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Interested in research, writing, or dialogue that centers justice, creativity, and care?
Collaborations are welcomed in storytelling and knowledge-weavnig that support collective healing and transformation.