Agnieszka Cecylia Kazała graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts in Wrocław at the Studio of Textile Art under the tuition of Prof. Ewa Maria Poradowska-Werszler (painting and drawing in the Studio of Prof. Anna Maria Kramm). She is interested in placing art in public space. She is the author of individual exhibitions and she has participated in many group exhibitions. She has belonged to the Association of Polish Artists and Designers/Wrocław District. She works mainly in textile. She creates works in the hot batik technique; while preparing installations, she uses wool, wax, paper and steel. Agnieszka Cecylia Kazała is a curator of exhibitions, organizer of auctorial meetings and international presentations of the works of young people from Poland, North Macedonia and Greece in the project “Connected by Art”. Her selected exhibitions include: “Art Park – Park Sztuki”, international artistic activities in the Radziwiłłowski Park in Biała Podlaska, the Podlaska Gallery (2018); “Fabric”, individual exhibition of textile art, OKO Culture Centre, Warsaw (2019); 56th International Strumica Art Colony, Cultural Center Anton Panov-Strumica, North Macedonia (2019); interdisciplinary exhibition of paintings, drawings, ceramics and textile art, Pałac Struga near Wałbrzych (2020); “Between/Między”, textile art exhibition, The Brama Wrocławska Gallery, Oleśnica (2021); 10th International Biennial Exhibition of Mini Textile Art “Scythia”, Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine (2021); IX Międzynarodowy Przegląd Sztuki „Alternatywy 33 – Pałac Struga. 2021”, Struga near Wałbrzych (2021);Warsaw OFF Art Festiwal – “Art is not a crime”, Elektrownia Powiśle – Hala Gwardii – Art in House, Warszawa (2021); „Polska jest Matką szczególną” – collective exhibition XLVII Międzynarodowe Sympozjum „Festiwal Sztuki Włókna”, Muzeum Tkactwa in Kamienna Góra (2021); ”Przemiany” – individual exhibition of textile art within Festiwal Sztuki Włókna, The Promocje Gallery, Jelenia Góra (2021); MADOA AQUA “Zanurzeni”, St. George’s Church in Oleśnica (2021); “I can't send you flowers every day”, spatial installation, (paper, wax, metal), Kazimierz Pulaski Museum in Warka, (2022). An inseparable part of the artist's work is photographing her works against the background of nature.