Daria Condor is a narrative systems researcher & artist whose work explores the emotional architecture of memory and the ritual power of story.
Her practice spans physical and digital mediums — ritual scrolls, handwritten fragments, symbolic systems, and interactive story artifacts — all grounded in a lifelong inquiry into how personal and collective narratives shape identity, agency, and belonging.
Rooted in both artistic and academic inquiry, Daria’s work draws from narrative psychology, comparative mythology & literature, and neurodivergent lived experience. She designs emotionally resonant tools — poetic, symbolic, and structurally precise — that serve as mirrors, invitations, or memory anchors.
Her work involves building structures that hold emotion, cognition, and identity together — not haphazardly, but with internal consistency.
This is what makes her practice precise, embodied, and systemic — a living architecture of meaning.
This site itself is part of her living narrative system — an unfolding experiment in story, memory, and identity.
Daria works with symbolic logic, ritual design, and narrative structure to explore how personal myth can reshape the way we live, remember, and belong.
Projects like MythOS, the Living Lore Archive, and Mythmaker are not standalone works; they are chapters in a symbolic operating system in motion.
She also documents the psychology and narrative theory informing her work in the “Science Behind…” thread — bridging poetic practice with research-backed insight.
Daria’s approach centers accessibility, emotional resonance, and self-reflective storytelling as tools for transformation. Her portfolio is both a practice and an archive: an invitation to witness the in-between.
To explore the themes and tensions that shape her practice, read Daria’s Artist Statement.