Martyna Lukasik was born in Poland. She began studying the violin at a very young age with Małgorzata Wacławik and later with Professor Antoni Cofalik.
Since her early years she was awarded many prizes on national and international competition, include 2nd place and Special Prize of the Rector of Katowice Music University in the IX Karol&Antoni Szafranek National Instrumentalists Forum in Rybnik, Poland, 3rd place in the International Cieszyn Violin Competition in Cieszyn, 3rd place in the International Violin Competition „Young Paganini” in Legnica.
In 2014, she was chosen to record, together with Karol Szymanowski’s Youth Symphony Orchestra in Katowice, Henryk Wieniawski’s Violin concerto in D minor, Op.22, for the needs of the national Orchestra Competition, this recording was awarded the highest distinction – the Jury’s award.
She was mastering her artistic skills during many international masterclasses led by artists such as: Xiaoming Wang, Mayumi Seiler, Krzysztof Węgrzyn, Benjamin Schmidt, Corina Belcea, Małgorzata Rezler-Niesiołowska, Josef Hell, Patrick Judt, Andrey Bielow, Alexander Kerr, Ingolf Turban, Hu Kun, Alexander Markov, Silvia Marcovici.
In 2018 she completed a Bachelor of Arts in Music in Hochschule der Künste Bern and post-graduate studies „Certificate of Advanced Studies BFH Kernfach, Instrument: Violine“ in the class of Bartłomiej Nizioł. Currently, she is a student at Zürcher Hochschule der Künste, in the class of Rudolf Koelman.