Victoria Fard is a multidisciplinary artist and immersive storyteller whose work is at the intersection of nature, technology, and human experience. Known for her large-scale digital art installations that have illuminated global landmarks—from Times Square’s Midnight Moment to Outernet London—her creations transform public spaces into spaces that inspire reflection and dialogue across cultures.

Drawing from her heritage and architectural background, Victoria creates experiences that are technically pioneering and deeply human. Fard integrates elements produced with digital and algorithmic tools to create fantastical 3D environments and materially-feasible sculptures.

Fard's work has been showcased in venues across the globe including Château de Lumières, Constellations de Metz, Westfields Les 4 Temps, Promenada - Warsaw, The Museum of Discovery and Science - Fort Lauderdale, La Compagnie, Société Générale, VEEPEE Paris, LBP AM et Tocqueville Finance France, BPCE Paris, Expo-Sunderland, GridX Luxembourg and at major art exhibitions such as Art Basel Miami, AURORA Biennial Dallas, Frieze LA, IGNITE Broward, Istanbul Art Fair, Luxembourg Art Week. Additionally, her work has been exhibited in galleries in New York, Los Angeles, Paris, Luxembourg, Amsterdam, and Zürich.

Victoria holds a Master of Architecture from the University of Toronto, where she defended her thesis Ornamental Structure under the supervision of Dr. Brady Peters, Prof. Benjamin Dillenburger, Prof. Fabio Gramazio, Prof. Matthias Kohler, and Mr. David Jenny at ETH Zürich. In 2015-2016, she collaborated on the Swiss Pavilion at the Venice Architecture Biennale and was an invited visiting fellow of Prof. Christian Kerez at ETH Zürich, conducting research at the Chairs of Digital Building Technologies, Architecture and Digital Fabrication, and the Professorship for Architecture and Design.

She continues to explore new frontiers in art and architecture, collaborating with curators, innovators, and cultural institutions to create immersive experiences that celebrate the interconnectedness of life.