Bio

Aistė Ambrazevičiūtė is a digital artist and experimental architect based in Kaunas, Lithuania. Her interdisciplinary practice explores the intersection of digital and natural realities, creating innovative visualizations that uncover the intricate- and often invisible- relationships between environments, textures, and forms. Her work emphasizes sustainability and the symbiosis between human-made and ecological systems.

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In 2019, she founded Plantasia Lab, a 3D digital art studio dedicated to exploring the expressive potential of diverse shapes and materials through digital fabrication and speculative design.

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In December 2024, Ambrazevičiūtė defended her practice-based PhD at the Vilnius Academy of Arts with a research project titled Lichen Grammar, investigating the spatial and material relationships between lichen growth forms and their habitats.

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Her ongoing research develops architectonic surfaces inspired by the layered ecologies of tree barks, furthering her interest in the multisensory and textural dimensions of natural environments.

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