Katya Bryskina is a London-based artist and experimental architect. Her multidisciplinary, research-driven practice delves into natural intelligence and our evolving relationship with the world in a time marked by climate instability and rapid technological change.
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Her practice zooms from microscopic ecosystems to planetary infrastructures, tracing ecological, cultural and emotional connections. She reveals how diverse life forms can become collaborative agents in addressing environmental challenges and revealing unexpected strategies for adaptation and resilience.
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Through her concepts, spaces, installations, and objects, Bryskina creates artefacts that offer glimpses into possible futures and otherworldly scenarios. By blending speculative ideas with grounded realities, she weaves together the synthetic and the natural, presenting potential visions of tomorrow. Her work incorporates cutting-edge technologies, bio-based material research, and speculative narratives to inspire new ways of thinking about our future.
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​​"As a child, I was captivated by robots, particularly the Transformers cartoons, and viewed nature as magical creatures. This early fascination continues to influence my work today, fueling her desire to explore the intricate relationship between the artificial and the natural worlds."
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