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Aleksandra Nazarova is a Swiss artist and researcher working across design, sound, and time-based inquiry—mapping how chronometry, planetary dynamics, and climate-change uncertainties reshape what we consider “accurate” time. Her practice moves between speculative design and field-engaged research, often drawing from infrastructures of atomic timekeeping and Earth-rotation monitoring. Through installations, publications, and collaborative projects, she investigates temporal systems as political and cultural technologies. Her recent work, Chronotopic Fractures, connects leap-second events, planetary dynamics, and media/scientific methods to reveal the fractures and frictions in global timekeeping regimes.…Aleksandra Nazarova is a Swiss artist and researcher working across design, sound, and time-based inquiry—mapping how chronometry, planetary dynamics, and climate-change uncertainties reshape what we consider “accurate” time. Her practice moves between speculative design and field-engaged research, often drawing from infrastructures of atomic timekeeping and Earth-rotation monitoring. Through installations, publications, and collaborative projects, she investigates temporal systems as political and cultural technologies. Her recent work, Chronotopic Fractures, connects leap-second events, planetary dynamics, and media/scientific methods to reveal the fractures and frictions in global timekeeping regimes.

Aleksandra Nazarova

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Aleksandra Nazarova is a Swiss artist and researcher working across design, sound, and time-based inquiry—mapping how chronometry, planetary dynamics, and climate-change uncertainties reshape what we consider “accurate” time. Her practice moves between speculative design and field-engaged research, often drawing from infrastructures of atomic timekeeping and Earth-rotation monitoring. Through installations, publications, and collaborative projects, she investigates temporal systems as political and cultural technologies. Her recent work, Chronotopic Fractures, connects leap-second events, planetary dynamics, and media/scientific methods to reveal the fractures and frictions in global timekeeping regimes.…Aleksandra Nazarova is a Swiss artist and researcher working across design, sound, and time-based inquiry—mapping how chronometry, planetary dynamics, and climate-change uncertainties reshape what we consider “accurate” time. Her practice moves between speculative design and field-engaged research, often drawing from infrastructures of atomic timekeeping and Earth-rotation monitoring. Through installations, publications, and collaborative projects, she investigates temporal systems as political and cultural technologies. Her recent work, Chronotopic Fractures, connects leap-second events, planetary dynamics, and media/scientific methods to reveal the fractures and frictions in global timekeeping regimes.

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Aleksandra Nazarova is a Swiss artist and researcher working across design, sound, and time-based inquiry—mapping how chronometry, planetary dynamics, and climate-change uncertainties reshape what we consider “accurate” time. Her practice moves between speculative design and field-engaged research, often drawing from infrastructures of atomic timekeeping and Earth-rotation monitoring.

Through installations, publications, and collaborative projects, she investigates temporal systems as political and cultural technologies. Her recent work, Chronotopic Fractures, connects leap-second events, planetary dynamics, and media/scientific methods to reveal the fractures and frictions in global timekeeping regimes.