Asja Baii (b. 1988, Lithuania) is a multidisciplinary artist and researcher based in Germany. Drawing from a formal background in Languages and Literature and Visual Communications, her practice investigates the threshold between material reality and metaphysical experience. Her work utilizes a minimalist visual language to explore post-human nostalgia and the concept of speculative futures. Since 2021, Baii has been engaged in deep, lens-based research into Material Memory and the phenomenology of light and space within the built environment.


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Artist statement

My practice explores the interplay between Light, Space, and the Non-Physical. Using a minimalist visual language and a restricted color palette, I investigate the concept of "Material Memory", treating organic remains and synthetic industrial structures as artifacts of a post-human nostalgia.

My work is built on dualities: the tension between industrial coldness and the divine spirit, the synthetic and the organic, darkness and light. By utilizing lo-fi visual textures, I create a state of visual silence that invites the viewer to look past the surface. This intentional, hazy aesthetic evokes the quality of a fragmented memory, functioning as a speculative window into a world where the boundary between the physical and the metaphysical has dissolved. I am interested in the threshold of perception, asking how we might access a liminal state through the physical world.