Eldar Krainer (b. 1992) is a London-based visual artist. His practice explores contemporary modes of connection and selfhood, often juxtaposing urban materials with digital aesthetics to evoke the physical and emotional residues of technological interactions.
Working across metalwork, casting and digital fabrication, Krainer creates sculptural installations that invite viewers into fragile spaces where desire, consumption and identity intersect under late capitalism.
He holds an MFA in Fine Art from Goldsmiths, University of London (2023). His first solo exhibition was held at Art Cube Artists’ Studios in Jerusalem (2020). Recent group exhibitions include: Workshopat Unit 1 Gallery (London), The Lobby Art Space (Tel Aviv), Maya Gallery (Tel Aviv), Filet Space (London), Studio Aliya 31 (Tel Aviv), Studio West Gallery (London), Copeland Gallery (London) and Edmond de Rothschild Center (Tel Aviv).