Kyveli Mavrokordopoulou is an art historian and curator working at the intersection of art history and the environmental humanities, with a special emphasis on nuclear technologies. She defended her doctoral dissertation Dwelling, Extracting, Storing: Nuclear Imaginaries in Contemporary Art (1970-2020) in November 2021, at the École des hautes études en sciences sociales (EHESS, Paris). Previously, she was a fellow at the Environmental Humanities Center, VU University, Amsterdam (2019-20) and the Climate Commons Working Group, Carleton University, Ottawa (2018). She has programmed and curated projects for institutions including Sonic Acts, Framer Framed, and the 7th Moscow Biennial. Recently she acted as guest editor of RESOLUTION Magazine Hot Pictures (2021) and Kunstlicht Nuclear Aesthetics (Vrije Universiteit, 2019). She has taught courses at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, Sandberg Instituut in Amsterdam, Yale School of the Art, Esä in Dunkirk, and Carleton University in Ottawa. Mavrokordopoulou was an ARTWORKS curatorial fellow of the SNF Artist Fellowship Program in 2020–21.