Alina Latinina — Artist, Strategist & Writer

privacy.culture.leather

Can't afford a house in this economy, so I built one out of my obsessions. A publication, an atelier, a consulting studio, a book in the rafters. Four rooms, one voice, one question: what does it take to live on your own terms?

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Fig. I — The House of Alina Latinina · drawn to scale

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About the artist

Alina Latinina

Alina's artistic medium is coherence across media — in publications, garments, worlds, and the language people recognize. You can think of the practice as a house with four rooms, all of them held together by one voice and one obsession.

The obsession is agency. Not surveillance — it doesn't matter who's watching. She cares about what it takes to live on your own terms, author yourself deliberately, dress for the life you chose instead of the one that happened to you.

Method: Hyper-specific detail. Dark absurdist humor. Emotional honesty.
Background: Film photography, creative direction; decentralized computer systems, Ethereum ecosystem, digital privacy advocacy; garment making, journalism; internet culture
Currently between: Rome, Amsterdam, Lisbon. Taking on new clients.

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Alina Latinina — Artist, Strategist & Writer

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In the media

Foucault Would Have Loved Balenciaga

Berlin Blockchain Week d/acc

Palais Des Festivals talk on Privacy

Privacy is Collective Care

“Naturally, AI Will Save Us” (Tweeted the Billionaire)

Alina Interviewed on Leadership in Web3

Threat Models in Privacy — Talk in Cluj

TheTapes with Human Tech

Privacy, Wearables & Biology — panel at Berlin d/acc

Human Tech Podcast on Mythology in Privacy

Been Around the Block(chain) · Ep. 6

Talk in ETHZurich on Alternative Funding of Ecosystems

TheTapes with Limone.eth

Jarrad Hope Interview — “The Future is Encrypted”

Article on Women in Web3

Hacker Archives Prototype

Leaving winprivacy.org

Can Privacy Be a Public Good (and Still Survive)?

The Women in web3 Privacy collective wants to make crypto cypherpunk again

Panel on Public Goods Funding at ETHCluj

Creative Shitposting — Arbitrum Hackathon Bucharest

Creative Shitposting — Cypherpunk Congress Bangkok

Creative Shitposting — The First web3 Marketing Hackathon

Web3 Privacy Now — A Weekly Privacy Newsletter Digest (April Dispatch)

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