Luba Drozd is an installation artist working with site specific sound, 3D animation, and sculpture. Her works are composed with vibrations that form sonic spaces alongside sculptural projections. The installations re-orient architecture through repetition and offset of materials, sound, and parallax, gesturing to how intangible spaces within us such as memory, knowledge, and perception are controlled and regimented.

She is the recipient of the MacDowell Colony Fellowship, Yaddo Residency, Millay Colony Residency, grants from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts and Eastern State Historic Site, with works exhibited at the Knockdown Center, Bronx Museum among many others. She received a BFA from Pratt Institute and an MFA from Bard College.

Luba Drozd is an installation artist working with site specific sound, 3D animation, and sculpture. Her works are composed with vibrations that form sonic spaces alongside sculptural projections. The installations re-orient architecture through repetition and offset of materials, sound, and parallax, gesturing to how intangible spaces within us such as memory, knowledge, and perception are controlled and regimented. 
She is the recipient of the MacDowell Colony Fellowship, Yaddo Residency, Millay Colony Residency, grants from the Foundation for Contemporary Arts and Eastern State Historic Site, with works exhibited at the Knockdown Center, Bronx Museum among many others. She received a BFA from Pratt Institute and an MFA from Bard College. 
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