About

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Eli Epstein-Deutsch is a curator, creative producer, and writer whose work explores the interactions between place, performance, technology, and perception.

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His curatorial and production work has included exhibitions, performances, installations, and site-specific projects with artists and cultural organizations, in New York and beyond (including Pioneer Works, Judson Church, The Rubin Museum of Art, MoMA PS1 ,and Albertine Books)

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His practice extends beyond conventional exhibition formats, bringing together sound, movement, installation, theater, and emerging technologies to explore new relationships between art, environment, and audience.

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His broader work examines the possibilities of immersive and participatory environments—spaces that function simultaneously as artworks, social settings, and platforms for experimentation. His interests also encompass meditation and contemplative practice, particularly the relationship between attention, embodiment, landscape, and somatic experience.