Natalia Bojarska

Natalia creates immersive installations merging sound, sculpture, and architecture. Working with emergent materials and contingent sound, she collapses distances between space and body through field recordings, synthesis, and sculptural elements that engage multiple senses.

Her practice explores sight, site, and zeit relationships, creating spaces that agitate affective, behavioural, and cognitive dimensions. Sound generates presence and intimacy—approaching the body even when visual elements are minimal—transforming passive viewing into embodied experience.

Voice is central to Natalia's work as a fundamental element of selfhood, defining our sense of self and articulating relationships. Through its timbre, cadence, and emotional resonance, voice bridges interior states and external expressions. This synthesis of auditory and physical elements dissolves boundaries between external environment and internal experience, creating moments of deep resonance.