Ekaterina Seromakha
Science art artist, advocate for clean oceans and freshwater bodies, employee of the All-Russian Research Institute of Fisheries and Oceanography
My paintings express my endless admiration for the diversity of color, form, and texture in the natural world. This is what I want to share with everyone who is ready to see it. I greatly enjoy perceiving and contemplating the nature of the ocean depths in all its variety, studying both the macro and micro worlds.
I dedicate every moment of my time to integrating into this space. Each painting, every brushstroke, is an expression of my love and passion. It happens deep within; it is a meditative process: I lose myself in the repetition of the experience and watch it come alive on the canvas.
about me
My creative projects
After the expedition to free orcas and belugas from the "whale prison," I created a series of paintings about the interaction between marine animals and the aquatic element. They were presented in September 2020 at a solo exhibition titled "Habitat."
In addition to the paintings, the exhibition included documentary videos supplemented with scientific texts. The venue for the exhibition was the contemporary art center "M'ARS" (Moscow, Pushkarev Lane, 5).
In addition to the paintings, the exhibition included documentary videos supplemented with scientific texts. The venue for the exhibition was the contemporary art center "M'ARS" (Moscow, Pushkarev Lane, 5).
As part of the "ZIL.START" accelerator project, I presented two creative projects. And after their protection, she received the status of "Ambassador of the ZIL Cultural Center."
The first of them is "Science: the Beauty of Truth". Here I acted as a curator and helped create art objects from scientific research works of scientists. Then, at the end of September, the finished art objects were presented in St. Petersburg as part of the International Fisheries Forum.
The second project, "Habitat 2.0", is planned for implementation in 2026. It will be an exhibition of works from plastic bags collected by volunteers along the shores of the country’s largest reservoirs.
The first of them is "Science: the Beauty of Truth". Here I acted as a curator and helped create art objects from scientific research works of scientists. Then, at the end of September, the finished art objects were presented in St. Petersburg as part of the International Fisheries Forum.
The second project, "Habitat 2.0", is planned for implementation in 2026. It will be an exhibition of works from plastic bags collected by volunteers along the shores of the country’s largest reservoirs.
Ecological paintings that draw attention to the problem of plastic pollution on the planet, and specifically, the ocean.
Paintings that complement any interior.
Contacts
Nature is the creator of all creators
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe