Kristina Sergeeva (b. 1996) is an artist from St. Petersburg, Russia. Her artistic practice centers on exploring themes of memory as social practice and personal perception within the Russian context. Through her work, Kristina seeks to provoke dialogue about contemporary heritage as a phenomenon shaped by closed value systems and authoritarian ideology. She is currently analyzing how power structures leverage the Soviet past to construct affective representations of the present through performative and theatrical practices in photography. 

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k.tinasergeeva@gmail.com 


Education:

2020-2021 — ’General Line’, author’s course by Jana Romanova

2017-2019 — Fotografika Academy, Saint-Petersburg 


Personal exhibitions:

2023 — Black cooperative, 'Nuclear space', Moscow


Group exhibitions:

2024 — Talent Latent, Scan Tarragona Festival, Spain

2024 — Kranji Foto Fest, Evening projection, Slovenia

2023 — Festival of photography and media art «PhotoN», Kaliningrad

2023 — 'Razvorot: Photobooks and zines', Voronezh

2023 — Zine-zine Festival, Khabarovsk

2023 — ‘Photobook: History, Document, Object’ Pennlab Gallery, Moscow 

2022 — Exhibition of Nordic photobooks NW Gallery Copenhagen, Danmark  

2021 — 100 Best Photography Books in Central and Eastern Europe 2000–2020, 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


Publication:

2024 — DVOR Magazine

2024 — Scopio Edition

2023 — Zone, Collective Book

2023 — Zrfdbck

2023 — Yogurt Magazine

2023 — Conceptual Projects

2023 — Phases Magazine

2023 — Transference Magazine

2022 — Republic

2021 — One’s To Watch 2021: Community Part 1, BJP

2021 — Grandmama's Print

2021 — Outlast Journal

2021 — Discarded Magazine

Awards:

2024 — Talent Latent 2024, Scan Tarragona Festival

2020 — One of three winners BGD Photo Month

2020 — Talent Of The Year 2020 — Nominee, International Photography Grant 

Residences: 

2023 — Polart, Norilsk

2022 — Zero Room, Samara (Nizina Fest)