Sirja Moberg (b. 1989, Finland) is a visual artist and Master of Arts working in Helsinki. She currently studies in Specializing in public art programme in Uniarts Helsinki. Moberg works with analog and experimental photography, installation, bioart, video and sculpture. The themes of Moberg's work are histories hidden in the natural landscape, such as meteorite lakes, trace fossil stones and bog peat. She feels important to deepen human interconnectedness to nature through photographic practices and bioart. The combination of art and science collaboration and blending it with spiritual thinking and sacred ecology are characteristic features in her work.

Moberg graduated from Aalto University’s Photography department in 2020. In 2015, she graduated with a Bachelor’s degree of art from the Turku Academy of Arts. She also studied at Emily Carr University of Arts + Design in Vancouver, Canada (2019). She is a vice chair of the Finnish Bioart Society. Moberg’s had solo exhibitions in Finland and abroad and her works have been exhibited in numerous group exhibitions such as at the Gamle Munch Museum, The Finnish Natural History Museum and the Finnish museum of photography.