About / Practice

Elina Zazulia is an interdisciplinary artist working across generative media, video art, and immersive installation. Born in Russia and currently based in Colombia, she graduated from the Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design with a degree in Architectural Environment Design — a background that continues to shape her sensitivity to spatial composition, embodied perception, and the material behavior of light and image.

 

Working with neural networks, synthetic textures, and custom generative systems, she investigates how human, digital, and hybrid bodies can exist as fluid processes in continuous transformation. Digital imagery is treated not as a surface for depiction, but as a perceptual field that unfolds through time, vibration, proximity, and bodily orientation.

 

A central aspect of her work is a long-term engagement with specific environments and material conditions. Recent projects emerge from daily embodied encounters with humid tropical landscapes, exploring how generative systems can translate atmospheric pressure, micro-movement, and unstable perceptual states into immersive audiovisual structures. Across her installations, viewers are invited into modes of sensing grounded in slowness, permeability, and shifting relations between organism, environment, and technological processes.

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