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ILYA PEREYA
In multidisciplinary design and architecture, a pioneering approach merges technology-driven design with advanced fabrication, inspired by natural processes and algorithms. For over a decade, this "phygital" integration has produced interactive experiences and visually striking designs, blending the physical and digital seamlessly. Key expertise in this field was developed within CODE, the computational design R&D team at Zaha Hadid Architects in the UK, where new visual styles for futuristic architecture were crafted. Collaborating with the UK-based art group MINIMAFORMS further enriched this skill set, resulting in complex interactive systems and innovative gallery art installations.
COMPUTATIONAL DESIGNER AND R&D SPECIALIST
Ilya Pereyaslavtsev is a creative coder, digital artist, and futuristic architect from Russia, currently based in the UK and Russia. With over seven years in the field, Ilya specializes in futuristic architecture and interactive installations, blending physical and digital elements. He has held key roles as a computational designer at CODE, Zaha Hadid Architects' R&D group in the UK, and as a member of the UK-based art collective MINIMAFORMS. Today, he leads Mospace, a design studio in Russia focused on algorithmic design and public space architecture.
An educator in parametric architecture, creative coding, and hardware development, Ilya’s current work delves into the digital realm, exploring the interplay of algorithms and natural processes. He views the relationship between artist and machine as symbiotic, setting conditions for the machine to generate new forms through repetitive processes. His complex, rule-based simulations mimic natural phenomena, with the machine embodying his scenarios—an approach that merges artistic vision with technological precision.
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Emotive City
Emotive City is a framework to explore a mobile and self-organizing model for our contemporary city. The framework participates and engages with the information-rich environments that are shaping our lives through a model of living that we call an adaptive ecology.
Exhibited
Nesta (UK Innovation Department) Future-Fest commission
Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA), Taipei: Emotive Taipei
Frac Centre, 1st Orléans Architecture Biennale
Maison Mais Non Gallery, The Extraordinary Process
Zaha Hadid Gallery, MetaUtopia exhibit London, England
Somerset House, Studio 01 Exhibition
Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires, Feedback
Serafio / Benaki Musuem (Pireas) Athens, Greece
ARS Electronica, Radical Atoms, Linz, Austria
Frac Centre, Acquired in Permanent Collection
PROJECT ROLES
Concept and technical design and development , interactive system architecture, hardware solution development, interactive software development, art pieces carpentry and digital fabrication, piece maintenance and gallery installation.
Morphe
Our proposal for Bulgari’s Serpenti contribution for Art Basel Miami takes its inspiration from the transcendental cultural and symbolic values that are associated with the serpent. From wisdom to rebirth the snake continues to fascinate and reconnect us with rich histories of the past and innovative futures.
ACTION
The sculpture will transforms through soft kinetics and illumination that will bring the serpents to life. Beyond this the sculpture will optically change as one moves through the space creating a dynamically evolving and shifting visual experience. Amplifying this further through illumination the sculpture will serve as a source of illumination that will cast prismatic shadows in the space that will capture and fuse the visitors and the sculpture in a poetic embrace. This experience will look to transforms the finite dimension of the sculpture through the creation of the projective shadow casting in the room of its installation creating and ambience and experience that is shared and collective.
PROJECT ROLE
Concept research and development, software development for advanced geometry creation, computational modeling, CGI production
VOLU
In 2015, the Zaha Hadid Computation and Design (co|de) team was tasked with designing a contemporary dining pavilion for the Design Miami 2015 show. This project was commissioned by Robbie Antonio, a design and real estate developer and initiator of the Revolution Project. The pavilion is part of the Revolution Project, which aims to utilize advanced design and fabrication technologies for creating cost-efficient living spaces. The design process emphasized computational design, lightweight engineering, and precision fabrication. Key considerations in the design included optimizing the placement of metal beams for structural stability, reducing weight,
and minimizing material usage.
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EXHIBITED
Design Miami / Art Basel Miami (Miami, USA)
PROJECT ROLE
Creation of visuals and animations, On site supervision and coordination