Liudmila Siewerski (b. 1983, St.Petersburg, lives in Berlin) works with digital image, architecture, light, and sound. Her practice integrates analogue archival material into site-specific audiovisual installations and projection-based works that engage with the spatial and historical conditions of particular locations.

She studied theatre and performance directing at the University of Arts and Culture in St. Petersburg (2005), completed an MFA at the Helsinki Academy of Fine Arts (Time and Space Arts), and graduated as a Meisterschülerin at the University of the Arts Berlin (Art and Media).

Her projection works have been presented at international festivals including the Video Mapping Festival (Lille, 2024), Leipzig Light Festival (Germany, 2024), See Djerba (Tunisia, 2025), and Re-Light (Germany, 2026). in 2025 she received the Emerging Artist Prize at the Video Mapping Festival.

She works as a media scenographer for theatre productions across Europe. Her video installations, digital works, and live audiovisual performances have been presented in institutional and gallery contexts, including Soma Art Gallery (Berlin) and the Centre Pompidou (Paris).

She is also a researcher and lecturer in projection mapping and media Gesamtkunstwerk. Her paper “Who Owns the Facade? On Mapping and Media Architecture” was presented at the Technarte Conference in Bilbao.