Antoinette Wysocki is a New York-based mixed media artist whose practice spans painting and installation, exploring memory, heritage, and impermanence through abstracted organic forms, found objects, and layered materials. Holding a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute, her work balances gestural spontaneity with deliberate layering — drawing viewers into richly textured compositions that connect themes of life cycles, remembrance, and the passage of time. A Santa Fe Art Institute grant recipient and GLAAD Best Emerging Artist nominee, she has completed residencies at Chalk Hill (SFAI), Chautauqua Institution, Da-Xin Museum (China), and the Santa Fe Art Institute, with an upcoming ArtLab residency at the University of Virginia.

She has exhibited internationally in over 50 group shows and 10+ solo and two-person exhibitions across New York, London, Hong Kong, Seoul, Dubai, and Miami, with art fair participation including The Armory Show, Scope Miami, and Kiaf Seoul. Her 2026 season includes shows at Yellow Studio Gallery, Atelier Modern, RAM Gallery, Vassar College, the University of Bridgeport, Arts Westchester, and Cipriani NYC. Her work is held in the collections of the Clinton Foundation, Bobby Moore Foundation, Royal Family of Saudi Arabia, Da-Xin Museum, and the Smithsonian's National Gallery of Art, and her commissions span public art installations, wine and spirits label design, and fashion collaborations with Alix of Bohemia and MTV.