Katarzyna Pacholik is an architect turned visual artist. Once designing physical structures, she now draws the intangible moments of silence. Using charcoal powder, a material as ephemeral as breath or memory, she creates meditative drawings that invite the viewer to slow down and resist the relentless speed of modern life.

Her recent achievements include wining the Viarco Emerging Artist Prize, receiving Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation grant and winning the Emerging Artist Prize at the Drawing Room 23 art fair in Lisbon, where her work was acquired by the Fundação Millennium bcp. She has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, both nationally and internationally, including shows at the Contemporary Art Museum in Málaga, the Museum of Cadiz and the Center of Contemporary Culture La Madraza in Granada, Spain.

Right now she has a solo exhibition at Hospital Real, Granada, Spain.