Lidia Russkova-Hasaya is a Georgian-Russian interdisciplinary artist working across performance, installation, sculpture and video. Educated in New York, she develops Emotional Architecture as a conceptual and spatial framework through which psychological and affective states are articulated in material form.

Her practice constructs environments that operate as perceptual thresholds: Portals, Chambers, durational performance structures, and luminous glass Cloud sculptures that translate atmospheric and internal conditions into architectural presence. Working through restraint, repetition, and spatial logic, she examines displacement, identity, and the unstable boundaries between interior and exterior experience.

Rather than staging narrative, Russkova-Hasaya builds situations in which vulnerability becomes structural and transformation emerges as spatial condition. Her works function as speculative architectures of becoming, inviting sustained attention and embodied awareness.

Her work has been presented internationally, including in Venice, Dubai, Tbilisi, Moscow, Athens, and Cannes, and is held in private and foundation collections.