Głowicka is a Polish-Dutch composer whose work spans film, opera, and visual media. Growing up in post-communist Poland, she was influenced by the evocative film scores of Kieslowski and the rhythms of Berlin’s techno scene. Her compositions blend classical, ambient, jazz, and minimalism, characterized by haunting melodies and a profound sense of space. Głowicka has been commissioned by renowned ensembles such as the BBC Scottish Ensemble, Polish and Belgian National Operas, and Holland Symfonia. Her notable works include the album “Red Sun” (Bolt Records, 2014) and the opera “Unknown, I Live With You,” which gives voice to Afghan women under Taliban rule. She holds a PhD in electronic music from Queen’s University Belfast and lectures in computer music at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels. As a researcher at Inholland University’s Creative Business Department, she explores how creative practices can foster social change and emotional resilience. Głowicka co-founded The Airport Society, a collective of media artists and social innovators.