Born in 1983 in Bochnia. Her artistic work includes painting, drawing, and conservation and restoration of historic monuments. She has nurtured her passion for art since early childhood, which led her to pursue artistic education at the Jan Matejko State High School of Fine Arts in Nowy Wiśnicz.

In 2009, she graduated with distinction from the Faculty of Art at the Pedagogical University of Kraków, defending her diploma in the painting studio of Professor Stanisław Sobolewski. She has organised solo exhibitions in Kraków, Nowy Wiśnicz, and Skawina. She has also participated in numerous group exhibitions, where her works were presented in prestigious venues such as the District Museum in Nowy Sącz – the Castle in Nowy Wiśnicz, the Castle in Dębno, and the Stara Dzwonnica Gallery in Nowy Wiśnicz.

She specialises in painting and drawing, using various techniques and media. She constantly seeks new inspirations and challenges, which makes her work dynamic and diverse. She believes that colours play a key role in painting, carrying extraordinary power. Colours can provoke our thoughts and evoke the most profound emotions. How we respond to colours and use them reflects our aesthetic sensitivity and inner world.

Apart from her artistic activity, she is also engaged in conserving and restoring historic monuments. This work allows her to combine historical knowledge with creative skills, contributing to preserving cultural heritage for future generations. The conservation projects she has participated in included sacred buildings and works of art, which further enriched her craftsmanship and deepened her understanding of various artistic techniques.

All works created by Magdalena Przeklasa-Trojan are available in the Painting and Drawing galleries.