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Oil on Canvas
70 x 60 x 2 cm
2025
Born in Sosnowiec, an industrial town in the south of Poland, Mia Dudek spent her teenage years in Warsaw, before she moved to London to pursue her studies in art. She completed her BA at London College of Communications (2012) and her MA at The Royal College of Art (2016). Moving across media and changing home countries ? from Poland to England to Portugal ? Dudek developed a language of expression depicting domestic and urban spheres. In her practice, she continuously probes the relationship between the body and the domestic fabric, while exploring notions of intimacy, displacement and inhabiting. Mia Dudek’s work has been featured in various exhibitions across Europe and publications like ArtForum, E-flux, LYNX Contemporary and Modern Painters. In 2018, she received the Special Jury Anamorphosis Prize for her book MDAM, now in the MoMA Library. She exhibited at art fairs like Arco Lisboa, Contemporary Istanbul, Artissima, NADA Villa Warsaw and Photo London, where her works has been featured by The Guardian ‘Best of Photo London 2022’. In 2023 exhibited her works during National Festival in Darmstadt, Germany, and following year took part in Condo London at Rodeo Gallery. 2025 brought her first institutional exposure in Museum Sinclair-Haus in Germany.
Oil on Canvas
70 x 60 x 2 cm
2025
Born in Sosnowiec, an industrial town in the south of Poland, Mia Dudek spent her teenage years in Warsaw, before she moved to London to pursue her studies in art. She completed her BA at London College of Communications (2012) and her MA at The Royal College of Art (2016). Moving across media and changing home countries ? from Poland to England to Portugal ? Dudek developed a language of expression depicting domestic and urban spheres. In her practice, she continuously probes the relationship between the body and the domestic fabric, while exploring notions of intimacy, displacement and inhabiting. Mia Dudek’s work has been featured in various exhibitions across Europe and publications like ArtForum, E-flux, LYNX Contemporary and Modern Painters. In 2018, she received the Special Jury Anamorphosis Prize for her book MDAM, now in the MoMA Library. She exhibited at art fairs like Arco Lisboa, Contemporary Istanbul, Artissima, NADA Villa Warsaw and Photo London, where her works has been featured by The Guardian ‘Best of Photo London 2022’. In 2023 exhibited her works during National Festival in Darmstadt, Germany, and following year took part in Condo London at Rodeo Gallery. 2025 brought her first institutional exposure in Museum Sinclair-Haus in Germany.