Aleksandra Kaźmierczak is a Polish writer, multidisciplinary artist, strategist, and founder of Wydawnictwo Trzy Góry, an independent publishing house. She graduated in Polish Studies from the Jagiellonian University.
She is the author of two books: Andy i inne Robale and Atlas Motyli. Around her writing, she has built an engaged community on Instagram, turning personal narrative, literary fragments, artistic process, and everyday observations into a living conversation about contemporary womanhood, emotional life, ambition, intimacy, and returning to one’s own voice.
For over twelve years, Aleksandra has worked with communication, brand strategy, storytelling, and education. She founded two companies: POP UP GRUPA, a strategic collective, and Fashion PR Talks, a fashion business academy.
With POP UP GRUPA, she worked with emerging Polish fashion and lifestyle brands, including BOHOBOCO, Gosia Baczyńska, and L37, helping shape the language, visibility, and cultural presence of the Polish fashion industry.
Through Fashion PR Talks, she organized over 70 workshops and trained more than 200 people. She has led lectures and workshops at institutions including SGH Warsaw School of Economics, SWPS University, School of Form, the Academy of Fine Arts, and the University of Warsaw.
Her literary work has appeared in Polish literary magazines including Lampa and Dekada Literacka. Her expert writing has been published in Vogue Polska online, Wysokie Obcasy, VIVA! Moda, Fashion Magazine, and FUTU Paper.
Since 2022, Aleksandra has been developing her artistic practice across painting, installation, sculpture, ceramics, and storytelling. Her works have been presented internationally, including in Basel.
In 2025, she took part in an artistic residency in Broken Hill, Australia, where she developed Hall of Her, a project based on conversations with local women and dedicated to the stories, presence, and memory of women of the Hill.
Her current work brings together writing, art, publishing, women’s stories, and the question of how to build a life that is not performed, but lived.