Olga Kisseleva
Visual Artist
(Re)Create Residency
Castlenuovo Calcea, Italy
Summer, 2022

Olga Kisseleva is an international artist with a research science background, working interdisciplinary at the science-art intersection. She is interested in critical social practice and the role of science in art for an age marked by technological progress and an ecological crisis.

Founder of the Art&Science Laboratory at the University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Olga Kisseleva plays a pioneering role in the field of contemporary creation, research, and reflection on emerging and progressive forms of creation. She has had major exhibitions in KIASMA (Helsinki), Centre Georges Pompidou (Paris), Museum of 21st Century Arts – MAXXI (Rome), Fondation Cartier (Paris), in the Venice, Istanbul, Berlin and Moscow Biennials...
Her works are present in many of the world’s most important museum collections, including, the Centre Pompidou, Louis Vuitton Foundation, ZKM, and the NY MoMA.

In 2020 for her EDEN (Ethics - Durability - Ecology - Nature) project focused on plants’ intelligence Olga Kisseleva awarded the S+T+ARTS Grand Prize for innovative collaboration between technology and art that opens new pathways for innovation.