Kadri Liis Rääk (1990) is an interdisciplinary artist and researcher, whose
work explores touch and tactility as modes of experiencing bodily space
and embodied perception. Working across installation, drawing, ceramics and speculative design, she combines diverse media and materials to create immersive sensory environments that examine relationships between human and non-human entities through symbolic and ecological narratives.
Rääk holds a BA in Film Scenography (2014) and an MA in Contemporary Art (2019) from the Estonian Academy of Arts, as well as an MA in Autonomous Design (2018) from KASK in Ghent. She has further developed her practice through residencies and projects at NOW: Gallery (2022), SÍM Residency (2022) and Kunstkollektivet 8B (2021).
Rääk holds a BA in Film Scenography (2014) and an MA in Contemporary Art (2019) from the Estonian Academy of Arts, as well as an MA in Autonomous Design (2018) from KASK in Ghent. She has further developed her practice through residencies and projects at NOW: Gallery (2022), SÍM Residency (2022) and Kunstkollektivet 8B (2021).
Her work has been presented internationally, including at Sequences Biennale XI in Reykjavík and in a solo exhibition at NOW: Gallery in Lima. Since 2022, she has been a doctoral candidate in the Art and Design programme at the Estonian Academy of Arts. Rääk has received the Wiiralt award (2023) and Bruynsenaere-De Witte Foundation Award (2018).