Ira Eduardovna was born in Uzbekistan. She currently lives and works in NY.

Eduardovna’s work reconstructs narratives of autobiographical nature and examines issues of migration and displacement through non-linear story telling.

Eduardovna is the recipient of numerous awards including: New York Foundation for the Arts, New York State Council on the Arts grant for film and electronic media, Israel Lottery Council Grant for Culture and the Arts, The Ostrovsky Family Fund, Jerome foundation travel and study grant, Artis Exhibition Grant. She was an artist in residence at the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council workspace NYC, Smack Mellon Residency Brooklyn NY, Art OMI – Omi International Art Center Ghent NY, FUTURA center for contemporary Art in Prague 2013 among others.

Her solo exhibitions include The Israel Museum (Jerusalem, Israel) Chelouche gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel) Loop Video art Fair (Barcelona, Spain), Cuchifritos Gallery NYC, Mo-menta Art (Brooklyn, NY) Braverman Gallery (Tel Aviv, Israel), FUTURA center for con-temporary Art- Karlin Studios, (Prague, Czech Republic). Her work was shown in group shows at Galleria Arsenal (Bialystok, Poland), Oi Futuro Museum (Rio de Janeiro, Bra-zil), San Diego Art Institute (San Diego, CA), The Israel museum (Jerusalem, Israel), Bat Yam Museum of Contemporary Art (Bat Yam, Israel).

Her video installations are in collections in Israel and abroad including the Israel Muse-um collection, Shoken Family Collection and private collections.
She holds an MFA from Hunter College, New York since 2012.