Katarzyna Kozera is a multimedia artist, art director and photographer. She creates user-friendly multimedia for museums and exhibitions.
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She implements technology and narration to tell the tale quickly and intuitively. She treats every interactive installation individually. She writes scenarios, develops functional and communicative solutions, design graphics and chooses technologies, so that every story is told in an appropriate way. Highly interactive media solutions allow people to experience stories vividly, to grasp interesting content and to share their discoveries with others. She believes that interaction with the visual and performing arts is important in one’s life and can change the way of how people experience the world. That is why the story always comes first.”
From 2012 through 2014 Ms. Kozera, with her extensive experience, was responsible for creating and designing the multimedia part of the core exhibition at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Poland, one of the biggest projects of its kind. She participated in numerous interactive museum projects in Western Europe, including: The Discovery Center, Centennial Hall Upresing Silesian Museum in Swietochlowice; Stage Design Silesian Museum; Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk; National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk, The Shipwreck Conservation Centre in Tczew, Poland; The Museum of Zywiec Brewery; Maria Sklodowska-Curie Museum in Warsaw.
Ms Kozera is currently affiliated with the Polish company New Amsterdam. With a group of specialists she develops narrative concepts for exhibitions, and plans visitor routes. She is in charge of design, equipment and AV installations, as well as Augmented and Virtual Reality, Kinect, multimedia tables, mapping, animations and video implemented in projects.
She completed her MFA studies in Fine Arts at the Jan Matejko Academy of Fine Arts in Krakow, Poland, where she currently is a Ph.D student. She’s working on her Ph.D dissertation and artist project “Society in The State of Danger”. She was a recipient of many grants and honors, such as The Kosciuszko Foundation Grant for advanced study and research in the United States; Maryland Institute College of Arts, Baltimore, MD: Research fellow grant; Scholarship to conduct scientific research or development work and the tasks associated with them for doctoral students 2013 Scholarship from the Department of Education for the Erasmus Scholarship, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Antwerp, Belgium.
About her Ph.D project: I am interested in the subject of widely common images that exist in public space, their impact on shaping the identity of the contemporary human. Images being the expression of current pop culture, which marginalized high culture as defined. My work is the representation of the query about the impact of these images on the society. It’s an analysis and observation of a visual language code created by the advertising world.
For more information about artist please visit: www.katarzynakozera.com, http://www.innmuseo.com