Elnara Nasirli (b.1987) is an artist rooted in environmental technology, drawing inspiration from the intersection of biotechnology and mixed media. Her work transcends conventional boundaries, weaving together painting, sculpture, collage, and installation to construct boundless biomorphic realms. Guided by the Greek roots of ‘bios’ (life) and ‘morphe’ (form), Nasirli’s visual language evokes the essence of organic shapes and forms. The installations she created beckon viewers into immersive audio-visual odysseys, inviting exploration of diverse facets of the human experience, self-expression, and the natural world. Recent solo exhibitions include Fluxus Frequency Collective at Gazelli Art House, Baku (2023), No Man’s Sky: Braiding Sweetgrass, MOMA Tbilisi, Georgia (2023) and Radix: Radical Root Explorations, QGallery Berlin (2023).