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Dominika Korzeniowska is a visual artist. She creates paintings, woven objects, and installations. She works in graphic design, illustration, and digital graphics. A long-time creative employee of advertising agencies, she currently works as a teacher and lecturer. Korzeniowska studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, where she earned a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Department of Visual Communication under Professor Ryszard Otreba at the Faculty of Industrial Design. She completed postgraduate studies in Stage Design at her alma mater. She completed doctoral studies at the Faculty of Graphic Arts of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, earning a Doctor of Fine Arts degree. She has received scholarships from the Minister of Culture and Art, Ceppus, Erasmus+, and Nava. She has collaborated with the Faculty of Graphic Arts and the Fashion Department of the Faculty of Design at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. She currently works as an assistant professor at the Faculty of Computer Science and Graphics of the WIT Academy in Warsaw, where she teaches visual communication, graphic design, and digital illustration at both the bachelor's and master's levels. Supervisor of master's and bachelor's theses and annexes, reviewer of written diploma theses. Nature, animate and inanimate, and color are the main inspirations for Korzeniowska's work. Her work also reflects a fascination with culture—poetry, music, and pop culture—street art, graffiti, and commercial graphic design. Letters frequently appear in her works, and both the meaning and image of letters inspire her work. She continues to explore and experiment; combining traditional techniques with new digital technologies, thus drawing on the achievements of the 20th century avant-garde. She utilizes digital technology both in graphic design and in digital printing in giclée projects. She exhibits her work both domestically and internationally, in solo and group exhibitions. She participates in charity and commercial auctions. She collaborates daily with the galleries of the Warsaw Art Gallery of the Polish Artists' Association (OW ZPAP), of which she is a member. She exhibits regularly in the OW ZPAP sections of painting, graphic art, and textile art. She is a member of the PositiveArt, Grafiteka, and Piktografikon art groups. She lives and works in Warsaw's Powiśle district.