Christiane Peschek is a multidisciplinary artist and researcher whose practice emerges from lived hybridity — sustained by an artificial heartbeat and shaped by a dependency on technology. Her work navigates the fragile states of identity in the extreme present, drawing on speculative fiction, cosmology and techno-shamanism, expanding towards new emotional architectures. Central to her work is the exploration of entanglements between corporeal, technological, and ecological systems. Through paintings, immersive installations, collective rituals and retreats she explores extreme environments and the emotional co-dependency between nature and technology. Impermanence, tenderness, exhaustion, and longing are amplified in her practice, transformed into experiences that invite collective resonance.
Her projects often unfold in cycles, weaving together theory, zeitgeist, aesthetics and collectiveness, situating the body as both fragile and augmented, deeply entangled with technological and ecological systems. With Moon Room – House of Contemporary Feeling, Peschek extends her practice into experimental studio setting, facilitating processes that explore new modalities of feeling, care, and togetherness. Her works are part of major international collections, with exhibitions at Kunsthalle Erfurt, Museum MARTA Herford, Centre Culturel Suisse Paris, NRW Forum Düsseldorf, Benaki Museum Athens, Kunsthaus Graz, and gallery shows in London, Dubai, New York, Düsseldorf, Buenos Aires, Istanbul, and Berlin.