While maintaining a lifelike form, these static sculptures breathe, move and communicate thanks to their vivid structures and colours. The togetherness of sculptures and light draws the viewer into the works, inviting them to reflect on their own feelings and on understanding the most complicated material – themselves. Going back to nature is key to rediscovering the source of our feelings and worries.

Svetlana Evdokimova (b. Russia, 1972) graduated from Moscow State Art Institute in 2016, and in 2018 she attended the British Higher School of Design for Modern Ceramics. In 2022 she was awarded a Russian Prize for the Art of Glassworking, and in the same year she showcased Hipnos. Tra sogno realta in Venice and AVANT-GARDE at the State Museum of Decorative Arts in Russia. Her designs have been featured in ART MOSCOW and at the Russian Design exhibition in Winzavod.

Works on display:
Peonies. Duet
Mixed technique (Steel, Murano Glass, serpentine stone)
20 x 23 x 45 cm

Dandelions, Prelude
Mixed media (Steel, Murano glass)
49 x 58 x 60 cm

Thistle. Nobility from Birth
Mixed technique (Steel, Murano glass)
49 x 40 x 89 cm