Kinga Su is a multi-faceted multidisciplinary Polish artist living in Strasbourg, France. Within the vast tapestry of her creative expressions, animation emerges as the primary conduit through which she breathes life into images. Yet, her artistic yearning extends beyond the digital canvas; she ardently embraces the tactile dance with materials, through traditional graphic techniques such as linocut, drypoint, and woodcut.

Su (born in 1994 in Poland) Graduated from French Studies at the University of Warsaw and Graphic Arts at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, Poland. She is currently graduating from Graphic Communication at Haute École des Arts du Rhin in Strasbourg, France.

Intuition is important in my work. This guides me towards unknown fields which I explore using the techniques that appear the most adapted to what I wish say. I am trained as a graphic designer and a musician which greatly influences the way I create. I translate the rhythm, sound and dynamics into visual forms. 

I always try to create a connection with a viewer, whether in interactive installations, in engraving or video. I want each person to find pleasure in exploring my work through an immersive experience. I hope that my art has a meditational quality as I believe that art serves to provoke reflection on one’s acts. 

For me personally, art practice is on one hand a refuge, where I can explore things at my own pace. On the other hand, it is the way to speak up about things that matter to me.