Katia Lyubavskaya is a Moscow-based artist. With a background in architecture, she mainly works with objects and installations. She explores a wide range of subjects, from fairy tales to post-Internet culture, as well as womanhood and other current issues. Lyubavskaya’s works have been shown in galleries in Russia and abroad and have been published in magazines such as Art Maze Magazine, Aesthetica Magazine, Infringe, and others.
Recommended by Lizaveta Matveeva
Design Zero project merch, 2020. This project is a reaction against design for the sake of design that has overtaken our visual culture
Design Zero project, 2020
Sleeping beauty Rose-Aurore. From the Stranger Stories exhibition curated by Lizaveta Matveeva at MYTH Gallery. Saint Petersburg, 2019
Sleeping beauty Rose-Aurore. From the Stranger Stories exhibition curated by Lizaveta Matveeva at MYTH Gallery. Saint Petersburg, 2019
Cats Doing Things, 2020. From the Isolation 2020 Home Stories series
Kitchen Window, 2019
Curiouser & Curiouser, 2020. From the Alice through the Looking Glass series
Im-possible Thing, 2020. From the Alice through the Looking Glass series
#nomeansno, 2019. A post-Internet icon with a hashtag as a sacred text, this work appears on a wall carpet—a classic staple of Soviet interior design
From the personal exhibition Do You Speak Hair? at the CUT CUT CUT space, Moscow, 2018
Window. Land art installation in Cambridge, 2012
Partly Cloudy. Land art installation in Moscow, 2015
Drop up. Land art installation in Portishead, 2017
Gap. Land art installation in Moscow, 2014
