Hera Büyüktasçiyan (b.1984 Istanbul) unfolds the ways in which memory, space, identity, and knowledge are shaped by deeply ingrained yet constantly evolving waves and ruptures of history. The artist often references nature, archeology, and iconography, as well as architectural structures as the foundation for her works, closely observing their genealogies and the ways in which they shift and evolve over time. Through her site specific interventions, sculptures, drawings and film, Büyüktasçiyan dives  into the terrestrial imagination by unearthing patterns of selected narratives and timelines that unfold the material memory of unstable spaces and the hybrid nature of things embedded within. Büyüktasçiyan participated in several local and international exhibitions such as: Taipei Biennale(2025); Bukhara Biennale (2025); Lentos Museum(2024);EMST National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens (2023); CIAP Vassiviere(2023);  Tate St.Ives(2023) ;14th Gwangju Biennale(2023) ,Tate Modern(2022); British Museum (2021); New Museum Triennale(2021); 3rd and 4th  Autostrada Biennale (2021-23); The British Museum(2020), 2nd Lahore Biennale(2020); 1st Inaugural Toronto Biennale(2019); ifa-Galerie Berlin (2019); Dhaka Art Summit, (2018); EVA International Ireland’s Biennale (2016); 14th Istanbul Biennale(2015); 56th Venice Biennale – National Pavilion of Armenia(2015); State of Concept(2015); SALT Beyoğlu(2015);The Jerusalem ShowVII(2014); Galeri Mana (2014); ARTER(2013); PiST///Interdisciplinary Project Space (2013)