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Ewa Borysiewicz

Ewa Borysiewicz is a writer, exhibition curator, and researcher. She studied art history at the University of Warsaw and Freie Universität Berlin. She is the author of the book “Kinetic Vertigo,” which examines the political and emancipatory aspects of camera-less animation using the example of the works of Julian Józef Antonisz. From 2012 to 2019, she worked at the Adam Mickiewicz Institute in Warsaw, responsible for visual arts programmes. From 2018 to 2022, she co-organized (together with the Stereo and Wschód galleries) “Friend of a Friend” gallery-share initiative in Warsaw. In 2024 she was awarded a curatorial residency by the Igor Zabel Association in Ljubljana. Curator of group and solo exhibitions. Author of catalogue texts and critical texts on art. In 2024, together with Katie Zazenski and Vera Zalutskaya, she launched MOST Magazine, an online journal for Central and Eastern European art and culture. Her current research interests focus on neuroscience, theories of consciousness, epistemology, narratology, behavioral economics, and quantum physics, as well as the use of video game aesthetics and mechanics in visual arts.


As a guest-in-residence of TEMPORARS SUSCH in August 2025 Ewa is taking part in a weekend of exchanges. Together with resident author  Jan Verwoert we will go into a late summerly journey of shared thinking about art and beyond.