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Martyna Chojnacka is a Berlin-based programmer and creative coder with over ten years of experience building software — from web applications and digital products to interactive installations and physical computing systems. She has worked as a freelancer and within digital studios, developing across the full stack for clients and institutions alike.

Alongside her programming practice, Martyna holds a diploma in Creative Coding (Warsaw, 2022) and has consistently operated at the intersection of code and art — building reactive video installations, kinetic sculptures, and real-time audiovisual systems exhibited at venues including the Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, the Szczecin Philharmonic, TEDx Warsaw, as well as festivals such as Unsound, Transmediale, and Berlin New Media Week 2025.

Currently, she is deepening her expertise in data science, machine learning, and AI through the Le Wagon bootcamp, while already applying AI in artistic contexts — most recently in The Mother Project, a touring performance piece using real-time AI video generation and motion-responsive systems.

Martyna Chojnacka
Creative Technologist | Visual Artist | Developer

move cursor to shape pitch & resonance

Martyna Chojnacka is a Berlin-based programmer and creative coder with over ten years of experience building software — from web applications and digital products to interactive installations and physical computing systems. She has worked as a freelancer and within digital studios, developing across the full stack for clients and institutions alike.

Alongside her programming practice, Martyna holds a diploma in Creative Coding (Warsaw, 2022) and has consistently operated at the intersection of code and art — building reactive video installations, kinetic sculptures, and real-time audiovisual systems exhibited at venues including the Museum of Modern Art Warsaw, the Szczecin Philharmonic, TEDx Warsaw, as well as festivals such as Unsound, Transmediale, and Berlin New Media Week 2025.

Currently, she is deepening her expertise in data science, machine learning, and AI through the Le Wagon bootcamp, while already applying AI in artistic contexts — most recently in The Mother Project, a touring performance piece using real-time AI video generation and motion-responsive systems.