Biography

Wiktoria Hebda (b. 2001, Poland) is a London-based artist working primarily in painting, alongside sculpture and photography, which she uses as methods of investigation into identity, memory, perception, and the complexities of lived experience.

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Her practice centres on portraiture and the human figure, often using her own image as the subject to create visual autobiographical records that explore self-perception and bodily distortion.

Through figurative imagery, she examines how the passage of time shapes our understanding of ourselves and the world around us.

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Materiality plays an important role within Hebda’s practice, with materials and processes functioning as extensions of her conceptual concerns. Using surface, texture, light, and form, she aims to translate internal experiences into physical and visual language.

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Hebda graduated from Chelsea College of Arts, UAL with a BA in Fine Art in 2024. Her practice continues to evolve through an ongoing investigation into identity, perception, and self-representation, incorporating material experimentation and alternative ways of seeing the body and image.

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