Zofia is a musician and a scholar of Japanese culture from Krakow, Poland. She has obtained a Bachelor's degree in International Cultural Studies and is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Japanese traditional music of Meiji period Japan, meanwhile studying as an exchange student at Tokyo Gakugei University and taking koto lessons.

Zofia's musical journey began in primary school and then continued at The Fryderyk Chopin Secondary Music School, where she studied from 2011 to 2017 and was a member of the second violin section of the Polish orchestra Camerata di Cracovia. With this orchestra she had tournee around France where she also was a conductor during some of the concerts. Thanks to that, she acquired communication and organizing skills which helped her in further teaching experience.

Last year she has started to give violin classes for primary and elementary schools students according to Antoni Cofalik school theory; 05-08.2022; preparing whole material for students (Antoni Cofalik "Notatnik metodyczny o grze skrzypcowej"). She had a very good contact with students while conducting lessons through cultural experience and theory, giving them opportunities for developing their abilities.

Zofia is a very sociable and open person, who is always willing to help. She treats every person individually, by focusing on the most important aspects and enjoys working with people while sharing her passions. She sees music as an integral part of our reality that shapes culture and personality, and translates into how we perceive the world.