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Kasia Sifantus (b. 1986, Gdańsk, Poland) is a mixed media artist living and working in London, UK.

Kasia is known for her expressive response to the landscape. Her work captures the ephemeral qualities of nature and explores the expanse of sea, land and sky. Shaped by meditation and a deep sense of connection to everything around her, her series explore the power of energy and carry a sense of mystery, hinting at realms beyond the known. For Kasia, everything is connected, and everything is energy, and we can tap into it by quieting the mind and letting creativity flow.

Through her gold-infused technique, she offers a distinctive view of the natural world, inviting viewers to contemplate the beauty and interconnectedness of the universe. She hopes to uplift communities and bring more beauty and calm to the spaces her work inhabits.

Her process is intuitive. Working with water-based media, gold and other metals, she focuses on texture and light, creating works with a continuous flow of energy and rhythm.

Her work has been exhibited in the UK and internationally, including at the Affordable Art Fair and the London Art Fair, and is held in collections around the world.

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Artist Statement

Every painting I create is an experience: a celebration of colour and of the emotional landscape of life as it unfolds. My work is rooted in a desire to invite stillness, encouraging the viewer to become more present by bringing beauty and calm into their environment.

I believe art has a deeply therapeutic quality, capable of transforming not only a space but the way it feels. Gold plays a significant role in my practice. It acts as a catalyst, introducing both a quiet luxury and a subtle sacredness.

My paintings often begin with an impression of a landscape and gradually evolve into more abstract forms through the layering of textures and materials. Experimentation is essential to this process. By working intuitively, I stay immersed and guided by the painting itself, which brings both focus and joy.

Pigments and gold allow me to explore a wide spectrum, from muted tones to rich, saturated hues. Light becomes an active participant, shifting the work throughout the day as if the painting were alive. Edges dissolve and re-emerge, forms overlap, and textures rise and recede, creating depth and movement within each piece.

Ultimately, I hope my work forms a personal connection with the viewer, an emotional dialogue that invites their own interpretations and feelings. This is the beauty of abstraction: the artwork continues to evolve through the experience of those who encounter it.

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Represented by:

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DA Gallery, London
Studio To Gallery by Sonia Borrell
Fine Art Consultancy Gallery, London
JJGalloways Studio, USA
SOTA, London
LoCA, USA

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Member of the Visual Artists Association.

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Exhibitions and Events

2026 May – July / Energy Through Sound and Art / DA Gallery, Bingham Riverhouse, Richmond / Solo
2026 May – June / Eclectic Form / Neweira Gallery, 21 Market Square, Westerham, TN16 1AN / Group
2026 May / Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London / with DA Gallery
2026 March / The Other Art Fair, Truman Brewery, London
2026 March / Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London / with DA Gallery
2026 January / London Art Fair, Islington, London
2025 October – 2026 March / Gilded Lustre / White Box, Bankside Hotel, London
2025 May / Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London / with DegreeArt
2025 March / Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London / with DegreeArt
2025 January / London Art Fair, Islington, London / with DegreeArt
2024 May / Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London / with DegreeArt
2024 April / End-of-residency solo show / with DegreeArt, Contemporary Collective and Bankside Hotel, London
2024 March / Affordable Art Fair, Battersea, London
2024 March / Private Exhibition for March Women / curated by Emma Lang (SOTA), Mimosa House, London
2024 January – April / Art Residency / with Contemporary Collective, DegreeArt and Bankside Hotel, London
2023 October / SOTA Exhibition / curated by Emma Lang and Daniel Etherton, ELab 20, London / Group
2023 October – Spring 2024 / The Art of Belonging / DegreeArt, Bankside Hotel, London
2023 March – May / Spring Group Show / Folkestone Art Gallery, Folkestone
2023 March / Affordable Art Fair, New York
2023 March / Women’s History Month, Through Her Eyes / Lyric Hammersmith Theatre, London
2022 December / Miami Art Fair, USA
2022 November – 2023 May / Serendipity I, II / with LoCA, Town Hall Hotel, London
2022 September – 2023 February / Dreams / Philglas & Swiggot, Marylebone, London / Solo
2022 May / Affordable Art Fair, Hampstead, London
2022 April – May / A Fine Landscape / Fine Art Consultancy, London / Group
2022 March / Charity Art Auction / Desa Unicum, Warsaw, Poland
2022 February / Contemporary Art Auction / Chiswick Auction House, London
2022 February / Group Exhibition / Desa Unicum Art Auction House, Warsaw, Poland
2021 July / Group Exhibition / Number 23 Gallery, London
2021 March / Genesis / The Holy Art Gallery, London / Group

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Achievements and Publications

2025 Finalist, Honourable Mention, The Spiritual Art Awards
2024 Longlisted, Emerging Woman Painting Prize
2024 Longlisted, Visual Artists Association Award in Abstract
2023 Longlisted, Emerging Woman Painting Prize
2023 Selected as Artist of the Month (February), Art from Heart
2023 Featured in the Spring issue of Art Seen
2022 Featured in the April issue of Aesthetica Magazine
2022 Longlisted, Holly Bush Emerging Woman Painter Prize
2021 Shortlisted, Visual Artists Association VAO UK & International Emerging Artists Award

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