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Space 10, Copenhagen 2019
Conferences, lectures & workshops:
2020 - Innovation Pitch, Futurebuild, ExCel
2019 - EmTech Talk, Architecture Association
2019 - Keynote "Robots, Mushrooms and Natural General Intelligence Systems in Architecture" Strelka Institute
2019 - Speaker at the panel "What Kind of Future Architect Are You?" Future Architect Conference, organised by STRELKA Institute
2019 - Workshop "Robotic fabrication from Biocomposites", Future Architect Conference, organised by STRELKA Institute
2019 - Lecture "Natural General Intelligence" with Monogroup at Minsk Design Week
2018 - Speaker&workshop "In the city", Strelka Institute & Gazprom. Workshop: "Parametric design and robotic fabrication"
2018 - Lecture, House of Scientists
2018 - Lecture, Faculty of Economics, Moscow State University
2018 - Lecture, Art Belarus Gallery
2018 - Speaker&workshop at the “Future in the city”, Moscow City. Workshop: " How new technologies can improve urban infrastructure?"
London, UK
London, UK
Voronezh, RU
Moscow, RU
Moscow, RU
Minsk, BE
St.Petersburg, RU
Troitsk, RU
Moscow, RU
Minsk, BE
Moscow, RU
Katya Bryskina is an architect, artist, and computational designer. She combines digital fabrication and inspirations from biology to bring ecosystemic thought and aesthetics to the built environment.
Katya co-founded Intelligent Morphology in Architecture (IM-A) Studio, an interdisciplinary design studio that focuses on the intersection between biology, digital fabrication, and computational design.
She holds a Master in Emergent Technology and Design from the Architectural Association School of Architecture (London, UK). She was a researcher at “The New Normal” think-tank at Strelka Institute (Moscow, RU) and was a resident at SPACE10, The Research and Design Lab (Copenhagen, DE). Katya became a NOVA ART Contest finalist (St.Petersburg).
"People are always learning from nature and replicating different processes like growing food, cultivating pearls or creating nature-inspired designs. Our Anthropocentric presence is either altering or establishing all systems, and more than ever we are getting disconnected from our origins. The shift between the Anthropocene and Biocentrism, from hard to soft powers, requires introducing flexibility to improve the balance in our world by researching new possibilities for constructing better spaces. The goal is to form environments finding a balance between analogue and computation, natural and artificial leads to the creation of a balanced environment, where we can collaborate with nature and let its intelligence fully unfold."
Read Interview Art&Science at ARTY GENERATION
Read Interview about Bio-Fold at SPACE10 Journal
Selected exhibitions:
2020 - Futurebuild, ExCel London
2020 - LFORM: Living Megastructure, solo exhibition
2019 - Bi-City Biennale of Urbanism and Architecture
2019 - Kombucha-Dostoevsky Residence Exhibition, Minsk, BE
2019 - NOVA ART Contest "This is the Beginning," or Virtual Genius at New Holland Island
2019 - Minsk Design Week
2018 - Showcase, Strelka Institute
2016 - Project Review Exhibition, Architectural Association
2015 - The 6th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Moscow Museum of Modern Art
2014 - Hey Jude, MakerLabs
2013 – “Forma”, The Third Festival of Contemporary Art, Artplay
2013 – “Art Space Event”, Gogol-Center
2013 – The exhibition "Analysis of Research", Moscow Museum of Modern Art
2013 – “New Sankt Petersburg”, NIEUW DAKOTA
2013 - “Festival Forma”, Krasnay Presnya Park
2012 - “FORMS Lab.” Gallery ART re.Flex
2012 - “Rejected Reality”, Moscow museum of modern art in Artplay
2012 - “Elastic Arts,” The Museum and Galleries of Contemporary Art Erata”
2012 - “Experience”, Nevskii 8
2010- "LAKE, LAVA, DROPS", in association with creative studio Rare 3
2008 - "Art parade" festival, Loft Project "Etaji"
2008 - “Errorism vol.1”
London, U.K
Moscow, RU
Shenzhen, CH
Minsk, BE
St. Petersburg, RU
Minsk, BE
Moscow, RU
London, UK
Moscow, RU
Vancouver, CA
Moscow, RU
Moscow, RU
Moscow, RU
Amsterdam, HO
Moscow, RU
St. Petersburg, RU
Moscow, RU
St. Petersburg, RU
St. Petersburg, RU
Antwerpen, BE
St. Petersburg, RU
St. Petersburg, RU