Viviana Almas is a Lithuanian filmmaker, photographer and printmaker whose practice explores the disappearance and transformation of things. Blending reality and fiction, her work imagines possible worlds shaped by absence, examining human and landscape intervention. Working locally and internationally, she investigates places and environments that have undergone, or are on the verge of, change. In 2026 her works has been included in New Contemporaries at South London Gallery and MIMA, Middlesborough, and in the ‘Selected 16’ touring programme at Barbican, Watershed, Towner Eastbourne, Fabrica, CAST and Nottingham Contemporary. Her work has shown at Royal Arts Academy, Lithuania Culture Communication Center, Royal College of Art, Osnabrück Museum, Truman Brewery, Studio Tabac, JB Blunk Estate, ESEA Contemporary, The Poly, Anthology Film Archives and Millennium Film Workshop.

Video: Viviana Almas, Today Belongs to Few and Tomorrow to No One (2026), excerpt

Video: Viviana Almas, The Earth Does Not Move (2026), excerpt

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