On a tacky door – the traces of generations,
on a sea shell – coition and love,
in rubbish – an unknown flower,
in a broken roof – the sky,
in a falling drop – the aspiration for continuity,
in serenity – movement, in movement – routine,
in routine – the incredible.
Alexander Altshuler, poet – poem on the works of Lilia Chak
Adopters of Creative Technologies, article , The Encyclopedia of New Media Art: Volume 2: Artists & Practice, Bloomsbury, London.
Flying over borders, catalog page 42-43, Jerusalem Biennale 2023, Jerusalem, Israel.
Interwoven Scape, catalog page 18, Shenzhen Art Museum, Shenzhen, China.
Contemporary Practices in Bio-art: When a Tree Becomes an Artwork, book published by Cambridge Scholars Publishing (ISBN: 1-5275-1949-X; ISBN13: 978-1-5275-1949-7; Pages: 562; Color illustration: 174).
BA(I)BYLON 
METHUSHELAH 
LULLABY FOR CORALS 
AI FUTURE OF GAZA 
PIYUT CODING 
IDENTITY CARD 
CROSSES 
AFARSIMON 
ROCOCO 
DEAD SEA 
TO EACH OLIVE… 
…ON THE PUSSY RIOT CASE 
ISRAEL PORTRAIT 
ANCIENT FUTURE FOREST 
SHADOWS 
CHROMOSOMES 
THE METHUSHELAH SHADOW 
PROPAGANDA 
FLORENTIN 
ANCIENT FUTURE LANDSCAPE 
KAPPAROT 
FERROR 
IRON LINES TO EACH OLIVE… LULLABY FOR CORALS METHUSHELAH THE METHUSHELAH SHADOW AFARSIMON ANCIENT FUTURE FOREST ANCIENT FUTURE LANDSCAPE BA(I)BYLON DEAD SEA …ON THE PUSSY RIOT CASE CROSSES IDENTITY CARD ISRAEL PORTRAIT SHADOWS CHROMOSOMES FLORENTIN KAPPAROT FERROR PROPAGANDA AI FUTURE OF GAZA PIYUT CODING IRON LINES ROCOCO
Lilia Chak is an Israeli artist (b. St. Petersburg, 1966). She graduated from the St. Petersburg State Academy of Art and Industry, 1988, Russia (MFA). For her activities from 1985 to 1986, she was awarded the first prize for "The Best Research Work on Art" by the Russian Ministry of Culture.
Since 1990, Lilia Chak lives in Jerusalem. She has been experimenting with new media technologies including: photography, digital graphics and video. Since 2008, she working on the "Eternity of Moments" art project on the new visual concept of the urban environment.
In 2009 Lilia Chak was nominated the Prix Tartuffe for the "Ferror" exhibition. In 2010, she was awarded the first prize at the art competition (from among 18,000 entries) organized by Cellcom Company, Israel.
Since 2015, she works on Bio-art project "Bio-art: When a Tree Becomes an Artwork. Contemporary Practices" in frame of her PhD research in Sorbonne (under the direction of Prof. Olga Kisseleva). Lilia Chak introduced into the international lexicon a new term – Dendro-art as a new subdivision of Bio-art.
Lilia Chak is a member of platform for support Elfriede Jelinek – writer, laurent Nobel Prize for Literature in 2004. Lilia Chak is a member of the UNESCO Association of Artists, Tel Aviv branch.
Link to CV