Elli Kuruş is a Leipzig-based collective artist investigating how technologies act, quietly and not so quietly, on our lives. Through speculative narratives, she makes these technologies visible as historical actors, translating them into installations, performances, and games. Participation is central to her practice: audiences drink wine that alters the equilibrium of an installation, reimagine themselves as avatars, or inscribe their own experiences of collectivity onto a deck of tarot cards – each gesture becoming part of the work itself.

Elli Kuruş has exhibited internationally, including venues such as Gwangju Museum of Modern Art, ISCP New York, EMAF Osnabrück, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, GMK Zagreb and Feminismen Festival Halle. Her works are held in the KdFS collection of the Dresden State Art Collections. She has contributed to publications including Artists Re:Thinking the Blockchain and Arch+.