Eva Pushkova is a maker of things. A collector of skills, tools, materials, and experiences, she has worked in many media, including fiber, ceramics, glass, metal, found objects, and pixels.

She learns through play and experimentation, and has studied and collaborated with a wide range of artists and makers, as well as at FIT and MassArt. 

Her experiments and explorations include publishing a weekly alternative newspaper, creating experimental musical instruments, collaborating on an art/music iOS app, designing custom clothing, curating group shows, and creating album art.

A web developer since 1994, she enjoys working at the intersection of design, storytelling, and technology.  Like many who work in tech, she craves the physical and tactile and messy to counterbalance the time and focus on screens.

Her recent work explores the friction and synergy between technology and the handmade, art as resistance, and the lived experience of grief.