Zurab Tsereteli

Georgian-Russian artist, sculptor and architect, President of the Russian Academy of Arts, founder of Russia's first Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA). The artist's talent manifested itself in large-scale architectural and sculptural complexes, majestic monuments and noble monuments, mosaics, stained glass, reliefs and circular sculpture, painting, graphics, enamel. The heroes of his works seem to wander from sculpture to relief, from enamel to painting, from relief to graphics. They are located on a plane, then they gather in volumes, they live in a world of indomitable imagination of the artist, where each plot, character, embodied in different materials and in techniques, types and genres, he plays with new and new facets of his imagery. For the master, there are no boundaries in the visual arts — he asserts the freedom of creative search.

Dashi Namdakov

Dashi Balzhanovich Namdakov (born 1967, Ukurik village, Khiloksky district, Chita region) is a Russian sculptor, artist, jeweler, member of the Union of Artists of Russia. He graduated from the Sculpture Department at the Krasnoyarsk State Art Institute. His art knows no boundaries: territorial boundaries, spatial and temporal boundaries. His art is fascinating: it is attractive and strange at the same time. The phenomenon of Dashi Namdakov as an artist is that he has preserved national traditions, but he presented them in a completely new, avant-garde style. His handwriting cannot be repeated: the feeling of form, plasticity, movement, a sense of proportion and harmony are academic, but filled with an original character and meaning. The reunion of the classical, traditional East with the familiar European civilization gives Dashi's works a unique personality, style, and originality.

Kwang Young Chun

Korean artist Chun Kwang Young incorporates elements of both painting and sculpture in his practice. He is best known for his acclaimed Aggregation series: freestanding and wall-hung amalgamations of small, triangular forms wrapped in antique mulberry paper, often tinted with teas or pigment.

Anna Sladkova

Anna Sladkova is a contemporary Russian artist. Born in Moscow in 1992. She began her exhibition activities in 2018, becoming a participant in the “Workshop’18” project. Systems of secret signs" at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA). Personal exhibitions were held in the galleries Ten Pieces Gallery (Paris) and Cube.Moscow (Moscow), landscape and architectural bureau "MOKH" (Moscow). She took part in many group exhibitions and fairs, including the Museum of Moscow, Zaryadye and the Manege Central Exhibition Hall.    In 2022 she became a laureate of the Moscow Art Prize in the Fine Arts category.

Romain Froquet

Romain Froquet is a french artist, born in 1982 in Villeurbanne (Fr). He lives and works in Paris.

Pavel Kiselev

Pavel Kiselev creates original abstract panels from numerous wooden parts, juxtaposing them like fragments of a mosaic.

Timur Gasumov

Contemporary Russian artist, born in Leningrad in 1981. Works and lives in St. Petersburg. — since 2019, member of the Professional Union of Artists of Russia — since 2020, resident of the St. Petersburg Museum of Contemporary Art “Artmuza” Works in the styles of realism and surrealism.

Daria Kotlyarova

Daria Kotlyarova works in the genre of easel painting.

Daniel Zakh

Russian sculptor and architect whose work is the result of a symbiosis of art and high technology. Daniel Zach's unique sculptures are created using a programming language. The algorithm includes various natural phenomena: the movement and noise of waves, the direction of the sun's rays, and gusts of wind. The resulting code is embodied in a relief and rhythmic form. Zakh's works are very popular and are kept in private collections in Russia and abroad.

Anne de Carbuccia

Anne de Carbuccia was born in New York and grew up in Paris. She attended Columbia University in New York City where she studied anthropology and art history, specializing in 17th- and 18th-century art.