Weronika Gęsicka (b. 1984) is a visual artist who has created photographic works and installations over the past decade that explore and deliberately complicate our understanding of visual histories, evidential knowledge, and collective memories. Photography is the primary medium of her work and practice – serving as the source, context, material, and resolution for her investigations into societal roles, official histories, cultural shifts, and hidden narratives. Gęsicka actively engages with archival materials, including images found serendipitously on the internet, as well as those from stock photo libraries, police archives, and the press. In her most recent project, Encyclopaedia, she has expanded her explorations to include AI tools, enabling her to delve further into realms of the hypothetical and visually uncertain.