Sonia Dubois
Sonia Dubois is a French-Polish visual artist working at the intersection of analog and digital techniques. Born in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, France, she later studied architecture at the University of the Arts in Poznań, Poland. After graduation, Dubois stepped away from architecture to focus on drawing and graphic design, and more recently, she expanded her practice to include sculptural objects. Living in the woods, the artist created the Lueur collection of ceramic lamps, inspired by the light filtering through trees, as a tribute to nature.
Recently she's completed wall mural projects, including Zofia Wyganowska Studio in Warsaw and Belarte studio in Sweden. Along that she completed a collection of paper reliefs for Noho investments- residential luxury areas in Kraków. Currently working on the upcoming collectible design projects for Nomad Abu Dhabi 2026.
Sonia Dubois is a French-Polish visual artist working at the intersection of analog and digital techniques. Born in Neuilly-Sur-Seine, France, she later studied architecture at the University of the Arts in Poznań, Poland. After graduation, Dubois stepped away from architecture to focus on drawing and graphic design, and more recently, she expanded her practice to include sculptural objects. Living in the woods, the artist created the Lueur collection of ceramic lamps, inspired by the light filtering through trees, as a tribute to nature.
Recently she's completed wall mural projects, including Zofia Wyganowska Studio in Warsaw and Belarte studio in Sweden. Along that she completed a collection of paper reliefs for Noho investments- residential luxury areas in Kraków. Currently working on the upcoming collectible design projects for Nomad Abu Dhabi 2026.
Selected Works
Joint Projects
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Structure of Forces | NOMAD St. Moritz 2026
We are pleased to announce that Craftica Gallery, following last year, will be participating in NOMAD St. Moritz 2026.
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Nomad Abu Dhabi 2026
For its first presentation at NOMAD Abu Dhabi 2026, the gallery brings together a selection of Polish artists and designers whose practices explore the relationship between material, craftsmanship, technology and the human experience.