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Svitlana Zhytnia

Svitlana Zhytnia

area: Digital art, Video art

Zhytnia Svitlana, To the living, Frame from AV composition, 2022, © Zhytnia Svitlana

Zhytnia Svitlana, Reflections, 2023, © Zhytnia Svitlana

Zhytnia Svitlana, Pleasurable Sensory Overload, 2024, © ORF musikprotokoll, M. Gross

Zhytnia Svitlana, Illusions, 2025, Live performance, © SZKMD production CH

Zhytnia Svitlana, Illusions, 2025, Frame from AV composition, © Zhytnia Svitlana

Key Facts

nationality

Ukraine

area

Digital art, Video art

residence

Graz

time period

March 2025 - April 2025

Svitlana Zhytnia, artistic name Zhi Zhi, is a new media artist from Ukraine who specializes in digital visual art. In 2022, due to the war in Ukraine, she relocated to Graz, Austria. Zhi Zih collaborates with sound artists to create live audio-visual performances and interactive visuals for theater performances and installations. In 2022, in collaboration with Nick Acorne, a Graz-based composer, she started a duo project named Zhi Zhi Ni Ni. They experiment with technology and new media to create music and live visuals on stage. In 2024, they performed live on ORF Musikprotokoll as part of the Steirischer Herbst ’24 program. With Genevese musician Joëlle Kehrli Zhi Zhi created AV compositions that were played live at the Mapping Festival in Geneva in 2022 and 2023. In 2024, she worked with Portuguese performer Andrea Conangla to create visuals for Helmut Lachenman's contemporary academic piece Got Lost. The work was presented in Lisbon and Stuttgart.

© Thomas Raggam

Project info

Internship at WIENWOCHE Festival for Art and Activism

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