Anna Rozycka was born 1985 in Lublin, Poland. She devoted herself to the arts at an early age by attending the Józef Chełmoński High School of Art (Nałęczów, Poland). Her studies focusing on furniture design earned her the highest Awards upon graduation in 2005. Her early efforts paved the way toward continued studies in Interior Design and Architecture at Post Graduate School in Lublin.

In 2006, Anna changed the focus of her artistic endeavors by devoting herself to Painting and Sculpture at the renowned Eugeniusz Geppert Academy of Fine Arts in Wroclaw, Poland. Her efforts paid off and she graduated with a Master’s Of Fine Arts Degree near the top of her class in 2012.

Rozycka’s early artistic endeavors encompassed primarily design, working with spatial form and seamlessly combining the sheer functionality of furniture with sculptural aesthetics. Around 2010, Anna’s interests comprising spatial forms eventually took on additional dimensions by integrating light and color to her works thereby creating illusory, multifaceted renditions of reality.

Anna’s premier international exhibition took place in Tokyo in 2012  and then at one of Poland’s most prestigious galleries “Galeria Labirynt” in her birthplace Lublin. Her astounding success resulted in subsequent exhibitions at “Grup exibicion National Muzeum” in Jakarta, Indonesia, in 2015, followed by an individual exhibition “Part of Body” in Wrocław 2015.

Since 2014, Anna’s artistic efforts began to include series casts in bronze inspired by the superb forms of the human body. These fascinating sculptures are the hallmark of the exhibition at “Hello Boys” on Tenerife, Spain. Anna has been a frequent participant at workshops around the world and had has amassed considerable international experience in the understanding and presentation of art at multicultural levels, conveying artistic functionality and aesthetic values to a broad spectrum of audiences.