Marina Razheva (b. 1969, USSR) is an artist based in Hungary.

Her practice unfolds through situations, gestures, and site-specific conditions, often beginning with minimal interventions that shift perception and reveal what is already present.

Working across performance, land art, installation, photography, and video, she explores transformation, ephemerality, memory, and the traces left by encounters between people, materials, and places.

Her background in biology informs her sensitivity to processes of transformation, decay, and temporal change, shaping her engagement with landscape, material, and traces.

Since 1998, she has realized over 30 solo projects and participated in more than 100 international exhibitions across Europe, Russia, the Middle East, and the United States.

Her work has been presented at the Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, the Ural Industrial Biennale, and the Biennale of Illustration in Haifa.

Her works are held in public collections including the State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg), the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts / NCCA, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Yekaterinburg.

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