Amelia Janicka

Author of texts and artistic projects, exploring the boundaries between language and experience, grounded both emotionally and visually. She studies Polish literature, yet her artistic practice extends beyond it, embracing film as a space for intuition, tension, and ambiguity. In her work, she returns to themes of femininity, relationships, and bodily memory, constructing narratives shaped by repetition and affect. She is drawn to what is fragile, ambiguo…

Author of texts and artistic projects, exploring the boundaries between language and experience, grounded both emotionally and visually. She studies Polish literature, yet her artistic practice extends beyond it, embracing film as a space for intuition, tension, and ambiguity. In her work, she returns to themes of femininity, relationships, and bodily memory, constructing narratives shaped by repetition and affect. She is drawn to what is fragile, ambiguous, and difficult to articulate. Little Prayers follows this trajectory, an attempt to capture an experience that exists somewhere between word and image.