Krista Dragomer

Krista Dragomer creates art, writing, and participatory works that move speculatively between complex ecological presents, mytho-poetic origins of life, and possible futures. Her practice operates at multiple scales, spanning drawings, wall sculpture, and interdisciplinary events at the intersection of art, philosophy, and social justice, and she sustains several long-term collaborations across multiple disciplines. Her work has been recently exhibited at the Morgan Paper Gallery in Cleveland, LMCC Art Center on Governors Island, and numerous festivals, academic conferences and international venues. Her collaborative projects have been shown at the Tribeca Film Festival, ICA Boston, and Prix Ars Electronica where the soundscape she created for A Father's Lullaby received the 2021 Award of Distinction in Digital Musics & Sound.  She is the ongoing Vunja Artist-in-Residence with philosopher Báyò Akómoláfé’s organizations Dancing With Mountains and The Emergence Network. She creates sound installations with Iranian experimental filmmaker Rashin Fahandej focused on the criminal justice system and feminist histories in the US and Iran, and has co-curated several of anthropologist Eben Kirksey’s Multispecies Salon exhibitions, staging provocative intersections of art, research, and eco-activism. Dragomer's drawings are published in Sister Death: Political Theologies for Living and Dying by Beatrice Marovich (Columbia University Press, 2023) and Selah: A Báyò Akómoláfé Reader edited by Eden Pearlstein (Ayin Press, 2026). 

contact: studio.kristadragomer@gmail.com