Ada Kamińska is a painter and a graduate of the Painting programme at Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń, Poland. She creates abstract paintings in which space is shaped through colour, light, rhythm, reduction of form, and the trace of gesture. Rather than depicting a specific place, her work explores its perception — the moment when landscape, memory, and experience cease to be clearly defined.

She works primarily in oil on canvas, ranging from large-scale paintings to more intimate formats. Her practice develops through successive series, in which recurring themes of space, boundaries, light, and fragmentation are continually revisited.

Her work has been exhibited internationally, including in Zurich and Paris, notably at the Carrousel du Louvre. She has collaborated with galleries and cultural institutions, including Galeria EL and the Malbork Castle Museum. She lives and works in Gdańsk, Poland.