Anastasia Almosova is an artist working in the fields of computational arts, mixed-media and experimental moving image, with a theoretical interest in philosophy of technology and gamic culture. Her work touches upon such topics as AI epistemology, Neomaterialism and the Synthetic.

She holds her M.A in Computational Design from UdK Berlin and TU Berlin, received DAAD scholarship for Fine Art, Design,
Visual Communication and Film in 2021, showcased at Ars Electronica and facilitated workshops at ZhdK and UdK on AI and 3D CGI. She facilitated talks with the Terraforming program (Strelka Institute for Media, Architecture and Design), was part of research residency at 0xSalon and worked with various artists and museums.

At GBB she develops an installation that artistically engages with planetary computation and the historicity of major economic systems through the prism of myths, both ancient and modern. An interactive gamic film will approach the comparative analysis of socio-economical and technological systems across a set timeline, highlighting the evolution of technology in non-anthropocentric fashion.
The film takes the idea of human need for some external higher entity that is underlying all the life, starting from animism to monotheism to faith in governmental order to social contract, to scientific enlightenment and technological progress, and reflects on analogies between these overarching ideas emphasizing the role of material conditions that enacted each of specific ways of relating to the external world. The film informs on the idea that technology is not solely a force assisting humanity, but an evolutionary drive in itself.