Asja Baii (b. 1988, Lithuania) is a visual artist and photographer exploring the interplay of speculative futures and personal nostalgia. Her work reflects on post-human narratives and the nature of existence through the lens of reality-building, using photography to preserve the past and imagine futures as if they had already happened.

Lives and works in Germany.

For inquiries: hello@asjabai.com




Artist statement

As a visual artist, I explore the possible futures of a post-human world. My work focuses on contrasts: past and future, hidden and visible, digital and physical, encouraging viewers to think about the legacy we leave behind and the meaning of existence.

Inspired by childhood memories of the Baltic Sea and brutalist architecture, I combine personal stories with universal themes, creating art that captures dreams while keeping myself quietly in the background. I often use man-made materials—reflective, see-through, or recycled—filled with a futuristic feel that suggests change and transformation.

At the core of my work is the idea of building new realities, exploring spaces shaped by computational storytelling and interconnectedness. By creating immersive installations and otherworldly designs, I aim to take viewers beyond their usual reality into places where time, memory, and materials blend into new possibilities.

Ultimately, my art encourages reflection on what it means to live in a fast-changing world, and what pieces of ourselves might carry on into the futures we imagine.