Beata Polczyk (b. 1988, Poland) is an artist and maker working at the intersection of fine art and craft. Her work offers a visual interpretation of classical and jazz music, capturing the emotions evoked by sound through a process rooted in art therapy. She translates musical compositions into a contemporary visual language, utilizing the color, form, and texture of natural materials. Embracing a holistic approach to art, Polczyk creates a bridge between music and visual expression. Her primary mediums are natural materials, including wool, silk, paper, and wood. While her works carry a distinctly modern character, she draws deep inspiration from traditional women's handicrafts—such as wool felting, natural dyeing, embroidery, and decorative paper cutting (wycinanki). Polczyk's works are held in private collections across Poland, the UK, and the USA.