Aleksandra Stasiak’s work sits at the intersection of art, natural science, and the humanities, forming an interdisciplinary practice that engaging with current wicked problems such as climate change, sustainability, and social dynamics. ​

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With a background in chemistry and a current focus in systemic design, she brings scientific methods and material knowledge into her work. Her research touches on circular economy, recycling, and environmental questions from a posthuman perspective.

She works across drawing, installation, and non-material formats, often using natural elements like sound, physical processes, and residual materials. One ongoing process involves collecting charcoal and ash from burnt wood.

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Energy—both physical and psychological—is a central theme. Her work reflects on the value of natural systems beyond their industrial use and explores the tension of destruction.