Kristina Sergeeva
Kristina Sergeeva (1996) is a visual artist and independent curator from St. Petersburg, Russia. In 2019 she graduated from Fotografika Academy of Documentary and Art Photography. She was one of the winners of Belgrade Photo Month 2020. Published in Yogurt, Phases, Transference and other publications. In her artistic practice she uses photography as well as print forms. From 2020 to 2021, she worked as photo editor at Grandmama's Print Magazine. In 2022 she became one of the founders of the NIZINA project, which organizes annual book festivals and educational programs.
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Artist Statement
Kristina's artistic practice revolves around exploring themes of collective and individual memory and personal perception of the contemporary Russian context. In her works, she focuses on reworking and reflecting on historical context, national identity through observation, exploring the landscape of post-Soviet spaces. In her projects, she seeks to emphasize the transition from individual experience to universal understanding, interpreting objective reality into symbolic structures. Through her works she seeks to provoke a dialog about the contemporary understanding of heritage as a phenomenon and draws attention to the influence of the past in the present; how the closed value system and ideology of the victorious country affects its image in the outside world.
Key projects
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