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Olia Lialina

b. 1971.

Known for internet art. A noted influence on Maya Man.

Olia Lialina

Photo: Lea Röwer, Merz Akademie·Courtesy of https://www.merz-akademie.de/en/personen/olia-lialina·CC BY-SA 4.0·Source ↗

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Practices: Internet art

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Influenced: Maya Man

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My Boyfriend Came Back From the War

Coverage · 4 articles

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2026The Interview | Maya Man
2024On net.art, postinternet, and CryptoArt
2023Artists Against Algorithms
2022What Can Web1 Teach Web3?

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