Klaudia Wojciech is a Polish-born artist based in Bristol, UK. Her practice is rooted in painting, with drawing and sculpture operating as extensions of the same investigation into presence.

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Her work centres on the figure as a carrier of presence, rather than identity or narrative. The figures exist both within and beyond the world - suspended, without context, without social role, without the need to be understood.

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The paintings do not describe emotion; they construct presence. Each work is constructed through dense impasto, where form is shaped through mass rather than built in layers. From a distance, the work appears figurative; up close, it dissolves into abstraction - a tension between structure and disintegration.

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Silence operates here not as a theme, but as an environment. The gaze becomes the structural centre of the image, holding a state that is neither expressive nor narrative, but simply present.

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Wojciech’s practice is not concerned with representation, but with the autonomy of consciousness - a complete world that does not require external framing.