Kasia Molga

A fusionist designer, environmentalist, and creative coder, Kasia Molga is an Anglo-Polish artist born in 1988 and based in London. 

For over twenty years, she has explored the interfaces between design, science, and technology to reveal our evolving relationship with the natural environment and living beings. At the heart of her work are collaboration with nature and the connections between the human body, health, and other organisms, explored through recurring themes such as care, repair, empathy, and interspecies communication.

Kasia Molga gives form to this research through sculptures, immersive installations, audiovisual works, hybrid interfaces, and simple illustrated narratives, exhibited worldwide at venues including the Centre Pompidou, Tate Modern, V&A, Ars Electronica, Sainsbury Centre, Macao Biennale, MAC Lyon, and V2_ Rotterdam.

Her work has earned her several honorable mentions at Ars Electronica (2012, 2022, 2026), the COAL Prize, a Wellcome Trust Award, a STARTS EU residency, and a selection for the 2026 Falling Walls Awards.

A certified diver and passionate aerial photographer, Kasia Molga grew up sailing on merchant ships—a relationship with the sea that permeates her entire practice.