Biography
Eglė Ambrasaitė is a Lithuanian independent curator, artist, and researcher based between Žeimiai, Berlin, Budapest, and New York. She is the founding director of Aikas Žado Association and the curator of Aikas Žado Laboratory*, a collectively run, non-profit contemporary art institution in Lithuania. Her practice weaves (crip) materialities, decolonial and more-than-human thought, affect theory, and dark ecology through exhibitions, public programmes, and research-based projects. Her interdisciplinary work circulates across Europe and the United States, with curated exhibitions, workshops, and talks presented in countries including Lithuania, Germany, Portugal, Hungary, North Macedonia, Spain, and Croatia, as well as in New York. Her writing has been published internationally, including by Mousse Publishing, and in journals such as Deleuzine and Kajet.
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Eglė Ambrasaitė is a Lithuanian independent curator, artist, and researcher based between Žeimiai, Berlin, Budapest, and New York. She is the founding director of Aikas Žado Association and the curator of Aikas Žado Laboratory*, a collectively run, non-profit contemporary art institution in Lithuania. Her practice weaves (crip) materialities, decolonial and more-than-human thought, affect theory, and dark ecology through exhibitions, public programmes, and research-based projects. Her interdisciplinary work circulates across Europe and the United States, with curated exhibitions, workshops, and talks presented in countries including Lithuania, Germany, Portugal, Hungary, North Macedonia, Spain, and Croatia, as well as in New York. Her writing has been published internationally, including by Mousse Publishing, and in journals such as Deleuzine and Kajet.



