Wiktor Freifeld is an audiovisual designer and interdisciplinary artist committed to creating memorable experiences. His work spans live sound-responsive projections, projection design for theater and dance, video scenography, and multimedia design, as well as museum exhibition design. In his practice, he is particularly focused on accessibility and interactivity. Storytelling is at the core of his work.

Recent projects include Furlough's Paradise (Yale Rep), The Tragedy of Coriolanus and Metamorphoses (David Geffen School of Drama at Yale), The Death of Ophelia (Yale CCAM and MacMillan Center), Shadow of memory (Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews). Wiktor was the lead designer for the National Museum of Poland’s Ancient History Wing and an exhibition designer at the Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews.

Wiktor has also worked with LABA NYC, Poland’s Niepodległa Centenary, H.art Dance Company (Gdańsk), and others. Since 2016, he has collaborated with the percussionist Miłosz Pękała.

Education

MFA in Projection Design
David Geffen School of Drama at Yale,
New Haven, Ct, USA

BFA in Graphic Design
Jan Matejko Arts Academy,
Kraków, Poland