Anastazja Palczukiewicz (b. 1994, Belarus) lives and works between Kraków and Amsterdam.
Working with found and industrial materials, she examines transfer: the movement of matter between places, functions, and states. She is interested in what this movement leaves behind — marks of contact, pressure, handling, and transformation. Her practice is concerned with what remains outside official forms of memory. Damage, corrosion, and deformation alter the material and become part of the structure of the work.
Palczukiewicz's approach is shaped by growing up in a rural environment where materials were routinely reassigned. It draws on an understanding of matter as something already in motion between functions, places, and states, retaining traces of what it has been.
EDUCATION
2025 - present - MEA Fine Art, Sandberg Institute, Amsterdam
2022 - 2023 - Ecole Nationale Superieure d'Artsde Paris-Cerov. Paris. France
2020 - 2023 - The Rodchenko Art School Moscow Russia
2019 - 2020 - BAZA Institute for contemporary art and theory, Moscow, Russia
2013 - 2018 - Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno, Grodno, Belarus
2009 - 2013 - Grodno State College of Arts, Grodno, Belarus
GROUP SHOWS
2025
HAUNTED, La Galerie, Mulhouse, France
Kettenbrief, ES49, Vienna, Austria
2024
manchmal nalte in mich an der luft jest • часам я трымаюся за паветра -
Belarusische Kunstler: innen im Exil. Galerie im Kornerpark. Berlin. German
2023
mia ART GALLERY, Wroclaw, Poland
NOWA Art Space. Nowa Ruda. Poland
Tombe de Vincent Van-Gogh, Paris, France
2022
Catch22, The Rodchenko Art School, Moscow, Russia
Prophecy, Night, Bird/Sea, The Rodchenko Art School, Moscow, Russia
2021
Giorni.. ultimi. gallerv Peresvetoy lane. Moscow. Russia
2020
Closed fish exhibition. reconstruction, Voznesensky center, Moscow, Russia
ART ranorama - 2020. Young artists of Belarus. New castle. Grodno. Belarus
RESIDENCIES
2025 - AIR InSILo, Hollabrunn, Austria
2024 - ZK/U Berlin - Center for Art and Urbanistics, Berlin, Germany
2023 - NOWA Art Snace. Nowa Ruda. Poland
GRANTS
2025 - Culture Moves Europe - Individual Mobility Grant
PUBLICATIONS
ZUZ6 - Volha Aniska, Where Borders Dissolve: The Western Borderlands of Belarus between Memory and Identity. MArn°1
2025 - "In a Conversation: Laura Amann with Anastazja Palczukiewicz", AIR InSILo Residency Journal, April 2023
2024 - "Sometimes I hold onto the air". KUBAPARIS