BIO

Katerina Murysina is a visual artist born in Saint Petersburg, Russia. She currently lives and works in Berlin, Germany.

She studied design, animation, and illustration. Until 2021, she worked at the intersection of design and art, creating installations, art objects, and commissioned illustration. She is currently focused on her independent artistic practice, working primarily with oil painting and drawing.

Her work is centered on transitional states, from inner emotional experiences to processes of aging and decay. Through painting and drawing, she explores the tension between constant change and stillness.

Group Exhibitions:
2026 There Used to Be an Amusement Park Here, Smukler Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2026 Nest, 44AD artspace, Fringe Arts Bath Festival, Bath, UK
2024 Le Petit Salon, The Tagli Gallery, Cromwell Place, London, UK
2023 Royal Society of Marine Artists Annual Exhibition 2023, Mall Galleries, London, UK
2021 Artists for Climate, SPRINTS x TEDx Museum of Moscow, Russia
2017 Revolution Air, Nike Flagship, Moscow, Russia

Professional contributions:
2024 Communication Arts 2024, Illustration Shortlist
2018 Speaker, “Ethic in visual culture” festival by BangBang Education, online, Russia
2017 Speaker, “Art behind the digital space”, Design Prosmotr festival, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Education:
2021-2022 Illustration, British Higher School of Art & Design, Moscow, Russia
2011-2011 Animation, ECV, Ecole Communication Visuelle, Bordeaux, France
2007-2012 Design, Peter the Great St.Petersburg Polytechnic University, Russia