Marzena Ziejka (b. 1968 in Poland) attended State Art School in Tarnow. While studying art history, drawing, painting, graphic design, sculpture and tapestry, the latter became a favored direction within her work. For 11 years worked as a professional weaver in Krakow where she turned other artist’s work into tapestries, producing pieces for both private clients and public institutions. She graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow with a Masters in Sociology. In 2000 immigrated to United States. First decade she worked as painter and graphic designer for McLaughlin Glazeware. In 2010 she turned into independent art practice with the use of less conventional materials as a medium. Her recent works explore our relation to the nature as environment we live in with the connection to unsustainable food production and as a prevailing power whose ties we cannot deny.