Lucie Kordacova is a Czech artist, curator and costume maker based in Sheffield UK with a largely collaborative practice. Her work takes the form of site-specific installations, sculptures, moving image and performance. She explores methods of collaboration, alternative education practices and issues that are pertinent to the communities she works within. With a background in textile and costume design, she collaborates with artists and choreographers on costumes for performances.

In 2023 she was an artist at S1 Artspace in Sheffield, currently artist at GLOAM, Sheffield. During 2017-2021 Lucie was a member of resina, a curatorial and artistic collective based across Italy, Sweden and UK. Lucie is a founder of sixtyseven collective active in 2016-2018, a curatorial platform which supported cultural practitioners in south-east London.

Lucie has worked with galleries and cultural organisations including Cinema For All in Sheffield, South London Gallery, Rowing in London, A4 Space For Contemporary Culture in Bratislava and Deptford Cinema in London.

Lucie has an MA in Fine Arts from J.E Purkyne University, and studied at the Faculty of Fine Arts of the University of Porto, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague and at the Academy of Fine Art and Design in Bratislava. She is an alumna of the REcreative Film School 2017 run by South London Gallery.