In a time of noise and urgency, attention, reflection, and dreaming are radical acts.



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.
Głowicka’s compositions are deeply rooted in exploring themes of identity, emotional depth, and social transformation. Her work often serves as a sonic bridge between personal narratives and broader societal issues, aiming to evoke empathy and provoke thought. By integrating diverse musical styles—ranging from classical to ambient and minimalism—she crafts immersive soundscapes that resonate with contemporary audiences. Through her interdisciplinary collaborations and innovative use of technology, Głowicka seeks to challenge traditional boundaries, fostering a dialogue that underscores the transformative power of music in today’s world.
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INTERACTIVE
Głowicka creates immersive and interactive works that blend sound, narrative, and technology to engage the inner world of the audience.

THEATER and OPERA
Through voice, structure, and sound Głowicka explores emotional complexity. Her stage works often draw from contemporary themes of power, exclusion and the relation to technology.

FILM
Głowicka works with contemporary Polish and Dutch directors. Her compositions — praised for their sense of drama, emotional depth, and spatial sensitivity — bring a distinct narrative presence to the screen.

WRITING
Through research and writing, Głowicka investigates how artistic process informed by the current technological innovations can support personal and cultural development.
Current work

AFTERPARTY
Afterparty, running in season 2024/2025 at Studio Theater in Warsaw, is a music-theatre work exploring grief, memory, and digital afterlives. Blending voice, electronics, and immersive scenography, the piece invites the audience into a layered ritual of farewell and transformation.

SYNC 2
Sync 2 is an audiovisual dance film inspired by natural phenomena of synchronization — from pulsing fireflies to distant molecules communicating in rhythm. Featuring 10 dancers across the globe, it unfolds as a poetic meditation on connection, reflection, and synchronicity at a distance.

SAGA of SAGE
Saga of Sage 2 is an interactive VR experience weaving ancient archetypes with digital consciousness premiered in 2025. Through voice, electronics, and mythic narrative, the work explores themes of attention, perspective and context in the age of information overload.

BOOK PUBLICATION
Testing the Waters (2025) is a collaborative book exploring the role of creativity, imagination, and embodied practice in navigating uncertain futures. Głowicka contributes insights on artistic process as a method of personal and systemic transformation.
CURRENT WORK:
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Article in Vogue
Kasia Głowicka Featured in Vogue December 2024 Edition (PL). I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been featured in
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Interview and broadcast “deep Down”
Dwójka - Program 2 Polskiego Radia not once, but twice!  First, they slipped a few tracks
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Dutch FOUNDATION for literature grant
Prestigious Dutch Literature Grant (Nederlands Letterenfonds/ Dutch Foundation for Literature) has been awarded for Glowicka's project