Angelina Kozhevnikova
Transdisciplinary Artist, Designer & Researcher
Reimagining our relationship with machines and environments through installations, participatory tools, and interactive experiences.
Angelina Kozhevnikova is a transdisciplinary artist, designer, and researcher working at the intersection of relational robotics, embodied intelligence, and systemic design. Through her studio Animaspace, she creates robotic installations, films, and participatory experiences that centre presence, co-agency, and material intelligence, shifting technology from control to attunement.
Her work repositions us: from overwhelm to well-being, from mimicry to imagination, from automation to shared process. She collaborates across disciplines, sectors, communities, and forms of intelligence to reworld technology through culture, and culture through embodied technological practice.
Researcher in human–automation teaming and human–robot collaboration at BK TU Delft and ETH Zurich (NCCR Digital Fabrication network)
2022 EDIGMA Semibreve Award winner
2022 Lumen Prize Interactive/3D Award nominee
2023 HVA Research of the Year Prize recipient
Work exhibited internationally at Venice Biennale, London Design Biennale, Kaliningrad Regional Museum of History and Art, Semibreve Festival, Oyoun Berlin, V2_Lab for the Unstable Media, and the Zaha Hadid Gallery. And featured in CNN, Wallpaper, DesignWeek, Chatham House, and CLOT Magazine.
“I work with robotics, film, and physical space to create systems that listen and adapt with people, rather than automate them.
Angelina Kozhevnikova