Julia Vergazova (b. 1987, Penza) is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and educator based in Germany. Having studied at Cologne Academy of Media Arts, Moscow Rodchenko Art School, and Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts, Vergazova now works on the edge of biology and technology, natural and synthetic intelligence. Her practice is focused on research and diving deep into the context of mutating, accelerating reality. Lately, she has been developing projects in collaboration with data scientist and musician Nikolay Ulyanov.
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Floating Utopia Act 2, 2021. Through digital reconstructions of natural landscapes, this project offers a new (bio) diverse utopia as written by machines
Floating Utopia Act 2, 2021. This utopia reconstructs the natural landscape, stitching together imaginary surfaces and myths of nature’s damaged parts and ruptures
Floating Utopia Act 2, 2021
Gradient Descent into the Wetlands, Floating Utopia Act 1, 2020
flora.onion 2.0, Ekaterina Art Foundation, 2019. This large project imagines a darknet for plants—an idea that, in the world where agriculture uses IT and special software, isn’t as sci-fi as it seems
flora.onion 2.0, Ekaterina Art Foundation, 2019
flora.onion 2.0, 2020. Documentation of the plant cinema in the abandoned estate Sushnevo-1, Vladimir region
Floating Utopia Act 2, 2021
