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Marina Razheva’s long-standing artistic inquiry centers on ephemerality, vanishing, silent ritual, and the “in-between.” Her method is one of attentively shaping the unseen: ruptures, absences, pauses. At the heart of her practice lies an “ethics of emptiness”, not as a void, but as a space where the unspoken may emerge. She moves along the edges of memory, transcendence, and tactile silence, making the invisible briefly visible and in that moment, meaning is revealed. This is where its critical power lies: the artist offers not an object, but a situation that becomes a witnessing.
Julia Sysalova
Curator, Critic – AICA Member
Vice President, IMC-Institute of the Mediterranean Culture
Research Fellow, ECI-European Communication Institute