Anastasiya Nagaeva

Anastasiya Nagaeva, Emerging artist

Based in Moscow 

In 2016, Anastasiya graduated from Novosibirsk State University of Architecture, Design, and Arts, specializing in architecture and design.

She has a rich artistic background, featuring solo exhibitions such as "Nature. Space. Breath" at ArtHaus in Novosibirsk in 2023. Among the numerous group exhibitions in which Anastasiya has participated, special mention should be given to "Yet, It Moves!" at Copenhagen Contemporary in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 2022, and "Citre" at Galeria Azur in Berlin, Germany, also in 2022.

Anastasiya's artworks are proudly displayed in the collections of Russian patrons. She collaborates with the DizArt Russia design studio as an architect-designer and a premium segment artist. Her works are consistently featured in interior design magazines, with the latest being "Interior Design" magazine.

Anastasiya also engaged in a podcast conversation with Stanislav Orekhov, the creator and organizer of the annual premier design conference in Moscow. In this podcast, they discussed the path of contemporary artists in Russia.

Anastasiya Nagaeva is an extreme artist who combines the concepts of creativity and speed, adrenaline, and extremeness. Her powerful artistic philosophy not only attracts clients for her paintings but also fellow artists who want to embark on a transformational journey with her toward fame and a stable income in the realm of art. She assists creative professionals (artists) in discovering their uniqueness and realizing their creative potential to the fullest.

Anastasiya has found harmony at the intersection of creativity and technicality. She consistently adheres to the principle of "from the general to the specific," bridging architecture to decor. She believes that art is a precise, finely-tuned detail that is essential for a particular interior, like air, like the final chord.

Currently, Anastasiya is working on a series of relief-based dynamic large paintings for a personal exhibition titled "Speed and Adrenaline" at a private design studio in Moscow.