Kyryll Dmytrenko
Working at the intersection of the super-rational and the hyper-formal, I explore how technology shapes the environment through design, art and architecture.
Kyryll Dmytrenko is a London-based interdisciplinary designer and artist operating at the intersections of architecture, speculative art, and computational technology. Blurring boundaries between physical and digital media, his practice investigates the evolving relationship between humans and technology - exploring how spatial realities are reshaped by emerging systems. Working across digital fabrication, pen plotting, custom electronics, and CGI, Kyryll explores how computational tools alter the way we perceive, inhabit, and shape physical space.
He holds an MArch (Hons) from the University of Applied Arts Vienna (die Angewandte) under Hani Rashid and currently contributes to the Design Research Cluster at ZHA. His work has been exhibited internationally, including at Kyiv Design Days and the Angewandte Festival.
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