"Hermaphrodite" Painting

Natalia Lewandowska is a London-based artist whose practice encompasses painting, multidisciplinary design, and installation. She earned her BA from the University of the Arts and an MA from the Royal College of Art, where her thesis was evaluated by writer Jonathan Miles as ‘distinctive in all dimensions’. Lewandowska is a recipient of the HSBC Bank Bursary and the Sir Quentin Blake Narrative Drawing Award.

Her work has been exhibited widely in the UK and internationally, including the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts, the Education Centre at the V&A Museum, and The Other Art Fair. In 2020, the National Museum of Poland acquired three of her paintings for the national collection, which are currently on display at Abbot’s Palace in Gdansk (2025-2026). Her work is also held in the Soho House collection and has been displayed across three houses in London and Oxfordshire.

Lewandowska’s practice has been featured in GQ Magazine, House & Garden, Aesthetica, and Eye Magazine. Her water paintings have been published as album covers distributed by Dux Recording Producers and Spotify, and her fine-art drawings were etched onto a 30-metre stainless steel wall in the Eurostar ticket hall at King’s Cross station, London. She also designed two-metre botanical marquetry cabinets for Kusmi Tea at Westfield World Trade Center in New York.