Daria Goffman is a multidisciplinary artist working in various fields of art, not limited to a single form of expression. Her works utilize analog and digital tools, allowing her to create unique and diverse pieces. The main directions of her activity include installations, dynamic lighting, street art, digital performance, generative graphics, audiovisual installations, and the use of XR technologies. The themes of Daria Goffman's work cover a wide range of conceptual directions. Her pieces often incorporate metaphors and wordplay, offering the viewer deep reflections on the future and digital spaces. She does not shy away from political statements, using art as a means to address important social and political issues. In her projects, Daria emphasizes a site-specific approach, striving for her works to integrate with and interact with the surrounding environment harmoniously. In 2021, she graduated from the Master's program in Digital Art at the Far Eastern Federal University with a thesis on Ethics in Machine-to-Machine Communication. |
In my art, I delve into various conceptual directions, infusing my pieces with irony and political statements. I explore themes of artificial intelligence and often employ metaphors and wordplay to add layers of meaning. My projects are site-specific, aiming for a harmonious integration with and interaction with their surroundings.
I utilize both analog and digital tools in my creative process. By combining these media, I produce unique and diverse artworks that reflect my interdisciplinary approach. Modern gadgets play a crucial role in my work as I explore the possibilities of human existence in the digital realm, transforming natural objects into virtual spaces.
The result is a body of work that not only showcases a blend of traditional and contemporary techniques but also engages with the public in innovative ways. My fascination with light allows me to create captivating public and street art that resonates with the distinct cultures and authenticity of these spaces. Sometimes, this involves crafting street objects and performances using digital technologies, further pushing the boundaries of art in the public domain.