NADIA LESNIAREK

I am an artist based in London and my art practice revolves around painting, drawing and collage. I investigate personal worlds through imaginary dreamscapes and intimate representations of the body. My practice explores deconstructed architectural space and in building up layers in my paintings over time, I show glimpses of its past, of its memories.
I have a background in architecture, working at Herzog & de Meuron and with Amanda Levete. I completed my masters at the RCA in 2021, and have since pursued art practice through painting and through my art-curatorial collective Threadbare. I have exhibited as a painter throughout London and the UK in both solo and group shows and with my collective am currently in residence at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art.
​Previous exhibitions and residencies:​
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2025 Threadbare residency at Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (9 months)
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2025 The Home, The Outhouse Gallery, London, exhibited, group show
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2024 Maintenance Tools of Body and City, Camberwell Kabinett, London, solo show
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2024 The 54 Art Show, Camberwell, London. Curated and exhibited
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2022 The Euston Exhibition, Clerkenwell, London
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2021 Covering and Uncovering, Revere the Residence, Stoke Newington, London
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2021 Royal College of Art Summer Show, Hydraulic Power Station, Wapping, London
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2020 The WIP Show, RCA, South Kensington, London
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2020 Designing Different, the Wellcome Collection, London
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2019 Intimacy and Power, Tottenham Hale Arts, London. Solo show
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2017 The ARCSOC Exhibition, The Barge House, Oxo Tower, London
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2017 Responses to Feminism, Churchill College, Cambridge
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2016 White Clouds 02, The Blue Moon, Cambridge
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2016 TedxCambridgeUniversity, Cambridge. Curated and exhibited
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2016 John Hughes Arts Festival, Jesus College Cambridge
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2016 Cambridge Creatives Pop-ups, Vaults, Cambridge
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2015 The ARCSOC Exhibition, Truman Brewery in Brick Lane, London
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2015 Changing Spaces, Cambridge
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2014 Fujitsu Art Exhibition, Fujitsu Headquarters, London
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2013 Embodied Shapes, Take-away Gallery, Reading. Solo show