Anastasia Alekhina (b. 1989, Pyatigorsk) is an interdisciplinary artist based in Moscow. A Rodchenko Art School graduate, she works with new media, technology, and sound. She uses self-made analogue instruments, computer algorithms, synthesis, and found sound. In her practice, Alekhina explores aesthetic and existential issues of modernity, human identity, and the future of wearable devices and the corporal. She is also an educator at Tretyakov Gallery’s New Creative Workshops.
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Para-optic-8, 2019. This wearable device offers its user a visual experience that reproduces the idea of vision through their fingertips
Para-optic-8, 2019. The experience is based on the user’s fingerprints and is therefore unique for each participant
Ultra Mari, 2018. Electronic jewellery worn inside one’s mouth
Red Pixel, 2018. Electronic mask imitating blemishes on one’s facial skin
Pearl, 2019. Mother-of-pearl dye for human bodily fluids
Nyropsis, 2017. Plastic sound performance
Untitled, 2020. Crown made of bread and mould
Untitled, 2020. Crown made of bread and mould
