Eugenia Emets was born in Poltava (Ukraine), in 1979. She graduated with an MA in Fine Art at Central Saint Martin’s College of Art, London in 2008. She gained her first degree from Moscow State University of International Affairs in 2002.

Emets is a visual and sound artist and founder member of the Analema Group. In her work she focuses on exploring the unifying nature of light, sound and matter. She experiments in immersive spatial installations which question and push the boundaries of human perception. Through photography, video, lasers and holographic and sound projection, she creates an environment in which the viewer may experience both the outer intricate layers of reality and his or her own physical and emotional responses.

With a particular interest in the interactivity of space and artwork, Eugenia has recently worked on several projects which use new technologies to help create immersive experiences. Some of those projects include: ‘108’ (2006), an installation comprised of photography, video-work and sound, ‘Okean X Forms’ (2007), a laser projection with live ambient music, ‘Elements of Light’ (2008), a video, sound and photography installation, ‘Manta Ray’ a holographic video projection with multichannel sound (in collaboration with Barbara Lambert (sound artist) and Perseus Mandillo (3D artist), with the support of the Musion Systems) (2009), “A-Field” (2010) by Analema Group, a performance commissioned by Market Estate Project which incorporated live improvised sound against a backdrop of a laser projection and ambient noise generated through biofeedback of people interacting with the piece.