Weronika Skonieczna's practice explores memory, loss, and the passage of time. Rather than trying to explain or resolve grief, her work creates space for reflection - inviting viewers to pause and consider the invisible connections that continue to exist between the living and those who are gone.

She works with humble, imperfect materials such as paper, coffee, dust, and found objects, drawn to them for the histories they already hold. Their stains, cracks, and worn surfaces become part of the work, carrying traces of time, memory, and human presence.

Through painting, sculpture, and mixed media, Skonieczna transforms these everyday materials into quiet, tactile works that balance vulnerability with strength. Her practice is rooted in the belief that even in loss there is transformation - that memory continues to shape us, and that beauty can emerge from what has been forgotten, broken, or left behind.