Naz Yigiter is a Berlin and Bremen-based creative technologist and media artist from Istanbul. She holds a B.A. in Architecture and is currently pursuing an M.A. in Digital Media. Her background in spatial design grounds an installation-led practice moving between physical environments and computational systems. She works across kinetic and interactive structures, generative systems, live performance, and real-time visual manipulation.

Her work is rooted in a consistent interest in making non-human-scale forces perceptible, operating at the boundary between data systems and bodily perception. Cycles are a recurring structural logic, present in geological and ecological time, in the movement of bodies through urban space, and in questions of non-human agency and behavior. Running alongside this is an inquiry into how technological systems read human intention, and what happens to meaning as it passes through a process that attempts to understand it and inevitably fails. Her projects are research-driven, site-specific, and developed collaboratively, built around attentiveness to how space and structure shape experience.