Zosia Szymanowska (b. 2001, Bydgoszcz, Poland) is a visual artist living and making work in Brighton, UK. Her work is predominantly within the photographic medium, specialising in black and white analogue processes and darkroom printing, however her practice extends onto a variety of different mediums including drawing, painting and bookmaking.

In her practice she uses a mixture of a diaristic and a performative approach to investigate her relationship with the passing of time, place and the natural environment as well as the all-encompassing connectedness of the living world. Equally important to her practice is the materiality of the photographic print, and her approach to analogue printing encompasses a variety of experimental techniques.

Her current project, entitled Place and Passing,  focuses on impermanence as an intrinsic quality of nature. It explores  ways in which we experience and respond to the shifting and transforming of landscape with the approach that ‘when we  interact with the land, we are interacting with  time, and we are becoming part of the change.’. The use of a performance combined with land art, sculpture and analogue printing on expired darkroom paper, builds an all encompassing response to a space created by the delicate balance of time and nature.