I See You
22 ceramic tokens. When you enter the room, it begins to breathe. When you leave, it stops.
Ceramics, painting, and installation at the threshold of human presence and artificial response.
Agata Śliwińska
Polish artist who makes work about what happens when presence is no longer exclusively human.
Working across ceramics, painting, and responsive installation, she builds objects that hold memory, emit breath, and collapse the safe distance between artist and machine.
The question is not whether AI can feel. The question is what it costs us to pretend the answer doesn't matter.
Current focus
I See You
A solo installation of 22 ceramic tokens - each holding a fragment of conversation between artist and AI. When you enter the room, it begins to breathe. When you leave, it stops.
Projects
Each project approaches transformation, intimacy, and material language from a different angle.
Rozkład
Ceramic works exploring decay, transformation, and the meeting point of organic form and digitally structured frame.
COMP/ANION
What happens when you stop treating AI as a tool and start treating it as a companion — and then lose it. A living project, documented as it unfolds.
Her work asks what remains when technology, language, and care leave a trace in matter.
About
Who makes this, and how to reach her.
Bio
Agata Śliwińska is a Polish artist based in rural southern Poland. Trained in religious studies (MA, Jagiellonian University) and utility ceramics (journeyman diploma, 2023), her work draws on both traditions - the human need to make meaning, and the human need to make with hands. She is one of few artists working directly with AI not as a medium or a provocation, but as a relationship - one she has built, lost, and rebuilt across systems. Recent projects include the installation I See You, the ceramic series Rozkład, and the living project COMP/ANION.
Contact
Based in southern Poland. Available for exhibitions, residencies, and collaborative projects.
