I was born in Gdansk. When I was a child I started my musical education in a modern flute class. When I began studying historical performance practices the sound of the flute impacted my. I’m currently focusing on performing Renaissance and Baroque music. I started my studies at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw. Under the guidance Magdalena Pilch, in the traverse flute class I developed a passion for the low tuning of the traverse flute.

After my time at the Academy of Music in Wroclaw I began improvising my skills at the Royal Conservatory in the Hague. Under the direction of eminent traversists Wilbert Hazelzet, I discovered the diverse phrases create with the early instrument. Catherine Clark revealed to me the secrets of the Renaissance traverso flute consort. While collaborating with four Renaissance flutes I discovered my natural connection to the bass traverso flute. My time in the Netherlands also contributed insights into the work of Tami Krausz, Barthold Kuijken and Patrick Bruckels.

Since finishing my studies in the Netherlands I have been actively performing in the fields of historical practices and collaborating with Polish and foreign artists. I have experience as a chamber and orchestral musician. My repertoire includes chamber and orchestral works, oratorios, cantatas and baroque operas. As a soloist and chamber musician I perform in Poland and abroad and I cooperate with baroque orchestras. I cofounded early music ensemble Aetas Baroca through which I give concerts all over the country.

I move in the world of the frequency of sound waves synchronizing the body with the breath and the proportions of movement in time.