Kristina Sergeeva (1996) was born in St. Petersburg, Russia. She graduated from the Academy of Art and Documentary Photography «Fotografika» in 2019. Her artistic practice unfolds around black and white photography, photobooks and collages. Her research addresses topics such as post-Soviet space, personal and collective memory, and the visual perception of the environment and its impact on the individual. The goal of her projects is to expand the usual understanding of photography, to reveal her artistic statement through the visual interpretation of reality by focusing on the images, consistency and depth of photographs. Kristina is the founder and organizer of NIZINA FEST, works and teaches at the Fotografika Academy.
k.tinasergeeva@gmail.com
Education:
2020-2021 — ’General Line’, author’s course by Jana Romanova
2020 — Workshop with Oleg Klimov, Kaliningrad region
2017-2019 — Fotografika Academy, Saint-Petersburg
Group exhibitions:
2023 — ‘Photobook: History, Document, Object’ Pennlab Gallery, Moscow
2021 — 100 Best Photography Books in Central and Eastern Europe 2000–2020 within a MOP Bratislava
2021 — New Talents, Belgrade Photo Month Festival, Belgrade
2021 — ‘Home’, The first avant-garde Festival, Ivanov
2020 — ‘Photobook and zine: Draft’, Winzavod, Moscow
2019 — Diploma exhibition, Fotografika gallery, Saint-Petersburg
2019 — ‘One’, Fotografika Gallery, Saint-Petersburg
2019 — Young Russian Photocontest, Kaluga
2018 — Participation in the project «Mirror», New Media Lab, Saint-Petersburg
Publication / Awards:
2023 — Conceptual Projects
2023 — Phases Magazine
2023 — Transference Magazine
2022 — Republic
2022 — 86 Logic Issue 7
2022 — Kitchen Table Quarterly Issue 02
2022 — Black River Issue 02
2021 — Superpresent Volume 2, Issue 1
2021 — 2nd International Photography Biennale
2021 — Grandmama's Print Magazine Issue 02
2021 — One’s To Watch 2021: Community Part 1, British Journal of Photography
2021 — Tied To Light Collective
2021 — Grandmama's Print
2021 — Outlast Journal
2021 — Discarded Magazine
2021 — Fotonica diary
2020 — Talent Of The Year 2020 — Nominee, International Photography Grant
2020 — One of three winners BGD Photo Month
2020 — BETTER LIVING THROUGH CHEMISTRY, Fraction magazine
2020 — 12TH ANNIVERSARY GROUP EXHIBITION, Fraction magazine
2019 — Unknown Gallery, Publication
2019 — LoosenArt, Isolation
2019 — F-stop magazine, Animals
2019 — F-stop magazine, Alternative Portrait
The Book «How Sasha Litvinov buried the gun» is in collection:
Garage Museum of Contemporary Art
Yumi Goto
Raphael Deberdt
Artphilein Library