MARINA RAZHEVA

Conceptual, interdisciplinary artist
Born 1969, USSR · Based in Hungary

Razheva’s practice unfolds through situations, gestures, and site-specific conditions, working across performance, land art, installation, photography, video, and objects. Her work explores perception, transformation, ephemerality, memory, landscape, and traces.

Since 1998, she has realized 30+ solo projects and participated in 100+ exhibitions internationally.

Her work has been presented in the context of the Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Ural Industrial Biennale of Contemporary Art, Biennale of Illustration in Haifa, Krasnoyarsk Museum Biennale, and international land art and video projects.

Selected recent projects include Golden Apples (2024–2026), HartLand (2019–2025), Golden Eggs (2002–2024), The Angle of View (2002–2025), and Stone’s Score (2026).

Her works are held in public collections including the State Russian Museum, National Centre for Contemporary Art (NCCA), and Museum of Fine Arts, Yekaterinburg.

Razheva is co-founder of Maler’s Brigade (since 2004) and the collaborative duo R² (since 1989), and a member of PRO SYMPOSION (since 2024).