Nastassia Volkus (b. 1991, Minsk, Belarus) lives and works in Berlin.
Her multidisciplinary practice spans textile design, garment-making, video, collage, drawing, and ceramics. She works primarily with found, recycled, and natural materials, approaching them not as passive carriers of form, but as agents of memory, resistance, and transformation. Nastassia explores ambiguity as a generative space, creating nuanced and temporally layered works that open a poetic conversation about the impermanence of identity and the ethics of interdependence.
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Her multidisciplinary practice spans textile design, garment-making, video, collage, drawing, and ceramics. She works primarily with found, recycled, and natural materials, approaching them not as passive carriers of form, but as agents of memory, resistance, and transformation. Nastassia explores ambiguity as a generative space, creating nuanced and temporally layered works that open a poetic conversation about the impermanence of identity and the ethics of interdependence.
CONTACTS: EMAIL, INSTAGRAM