Christiane Peschek's work exists in a phygital world, exploring techno- shamanism, cosmology, and online identity within the extreme present. She creates immersive experiences and portraits that confront the audience with their own consciousness through a combination of sensory stimuli, including the deliberate use of WiFi radiation, olfactory stimulation, sound frequencies, and visual elements. Her aim is to foster a sense of connection with technology without requiring complex technical knowledge. Peschek views her work as a reflection and interpretation of the digital zeitgeist, and its physical and emotional impacts on humans in a reality shaped by the internet. Her works are found in collections such as the ING DiBa Art Collection, Artothek des Bundes Belvedere21, the Museum of Modern Art Salzburg, and the Kupferstichkabinett Vienna. Her work has been exhibited internationally, including recent shows at Museum MARTA Herford, Kunstmuseum Celle, Benaki Museum Athens, NRW Forum Düsseldorf, and Kunsthaus Graz. She lives and works in the cloud.