Anastasia Egonyan is a visual artist of Ukrainian-Armenian descent, currently based in London after five years in Berlin. With a decade-long background in photography, her practice now incorporates textiles, found objects, and sheep wool. She has exhibited internationally, including at NPAK (Yerevan), Vrij Paleis (Amsterdam), and RossArt Gallery (Zurich). In 2024, she received the Artist Achievement Award at the Luxembourg Art Prize and currently holds a UK Global Talent Visa. Her work explores themes of ancestry, displacement, and the search for home, rooted in her family’s ties to Artsakh.

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