Elizaveta Abramishvili iis a Berlin-based visual artist working across kinetic installation, moving image and creative coding. Her research is rooted in cyborgism, post-human philosophy and the emotional entanglement between biological and artificial bodies. Coming from a background in classical painting, she builds hybridorganisms that exist between devotion and malfunction, exploring how care, obedience and control shape the relationships we form with technology. Her work explores the contradictions of contemporary co-dependency: the desire to be assisted by machines while earing their autonomy; the impulse to nurture what we also dominate; and the way technological systems inherit the sensitivities and anxieties of their creators.

Abramishvili has exhibited in Berlin and internationally with OKNO Gallery,

Pandora Art Gallery, Better Go South, Kühlhaus, Untitled, A-Space,

alongside collaborations across the fields of

performance, sound and creative technology.