About Kasia

Kasia Frankowicz is a Sydney based artist, creating contemporary art heavily influenced by street art and popular culture.

"My practice is ultimately a social commentary, interactions, events, religion, politics - you name it, I want to make art about it. I’m pansexual and grew up in a Catholic household so you’ll find a lot of my work touches on sexuality and religion too.

I create because ultimately I’m trying to decipher the big question of why. Why people are the way they are, why I’m the way I am and how it all fits together.

The end game is that I would like people to think twice about social constructs and why things are the way they are. I invite people to challenge themselves more and ask more questions. Whether it's the words they use, the stuff they believe in or the things they like, I want to encourage people to stop being complacent - be more critical."

Kasia has been featured on the cover of the debut issue of Women Beyond 40 Magazine with her piece "The Brave Are Free", and has also appeared in Art/Edit Magazine as a featured artist, and was inducted into the CATC Design School Hall of Fame. Most recently Kasia was interviewed with Frankie Magazine.

See Kasia's interview with The Other Art Fair here and see Kasia's extensive design portfolio here.