Artists

Julia Eronen

Curator

Curator and organizer of exhibition and cultural projects. Her professional portfolio includes major art projects connected with Banksy, Andy Warhol, the Russian Museum, NFT Week, and the international Teen Art Awards.

Evgeny Vetrov

An artist working with gesture, surface, and fragment as a self-contained painterly event.

Ekaterina Bogdankova

A painter of intimate works where time, color, and personal optics gather into a compact interior point.

Andrey Lyubchenko

His practice balances abstraction and figuration, holding the viewer inside a narrative gap.

Alina Bugleeva

A painter working with cultural identity, family, traditions, everyday life, and nostalgia.

Irina Dukina

A ceramic artist working with form as a carrier of state, hand energy, and inner presence.

Alina Zolotykh

An artist working with ceramics and glaze as an independent language of form, surface, and interior presence.

Liliya Kovgan

An artist whose figurative works connect bodily color, personal scenes, and spaces shaped by memory and dream logic.

Kristina Agelskaya

Author of the series Mirror, Mirror, where beauty is treated not as a result, but as a state.

Sveta Isaeva

An artist working with painting, oil, and spray; the project includes a motif from the Sun Dog series.

Yulia Bas

A Moscow-born artist based in Barcelona. Across painting, sculpture, and installation, Yulia Bas explores multiple identities, liminal states, and the boundaries between the real, digital, and imagined.

Natalia Tarantsova

An artist with an architectural background who works with mixed media, textured paste, color, and relief. Her abstract surfaces turn form into a space for personal interpretation.

Anastasia Sasova

Anastasia Sasova's painting explores escapism, dreams and digital aesthetics. Repetition, geometric spaces and distorted perspectives place the viewer at a distance from the scene. Her overhead views of roofless interiors draw on Japanese Yamato-e painting.

Sasha Roshchin

The exhibition presents Sasha Roshchin's HWMM+43 from the INHUMAN project, courtesy of M25.

Anna Lapshinova

Born in 1996, Anna Lapshinova lives and works in Moscow. A multidisciplinary artist and graduate of Aidan Salakhova's studio, she took part in the 13th season of Winzavod Open Studios. Her installations, objects, paintings and drawings bring figuration and abstraction together.

Nikolay Morgunov

The exhibition presents Nikolay Morgunov's K.w/03.02.00, 2025, courtesy of ART brut Gallery.

Nitush–Aroosh

The exhibition presents the floor sculpture Monolith, courtesy of 3L Gallery.

Momoka Gomi

A Japanese textile artist living and working in the United Kingdom. She hand-weaves on a mechanical dobby loom in her Nottingham studio, using denim, cotton and silk to explore texture, traces of time and material memory.

Sofia Karnukaeva

A ceramic sculptor exploring relationships between architectural space, time and people through geometric forms and the interplay of light and shadow.