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Svetlana Solonicyna 1984 Ufa (Republic of Bashkortostan)
+ 7 (927) 961- 3941
foto_solonicyna@mail.ru
Photographer, lives and works in Moscow
Education
2023-2024 Institute of Professional and Amateur Photography, Moscow, specialty "Art Photography"
2001-2006 Bashkir State University, Ufa, qualification "Philologist. Teacher"
Awards
2023
- diploma "Top 35 best works, audience choice, and special jury award" of the 35 AWARDS international competition
- bronze medal and ribbon of honor Creative Eurasia NFT Photo Salon Award photos, Türkiye
- bronze medal of International competition Plovdiv, Bulgaria
2022 - diploma TOP-100 of the Russian photo awards competition
2019 - diploma "Honorable mention" of the IPA photo competition
2016 - diploma "Honorable mention" of Ozone Zone Inernational Photo Salon
Personal exhibition
2025
- "Fine Art Portrait", Ufa
Group exhibitions (selected)
2026
- "Textures of Life", exhibition by the Union of Photo Artists of Russia, Krasnodar Regional Exhibition Hall, Krasnodar
2025
- "Necklace of the Volga Banks", Museum of Bridges, Saint Petersburg
- "Svetopis-2025", exhibition of the VIII Russian Photographic Festival, Russian Museum of Photography, Nizhny Novgorod
- "Fotostrelka.Blue", Union of Photo Artists exhibition, Moscow
2024
- "Song to the City" as part of the international photo festival "FotoKrok", Vitebsk, Belarus
2023
- International exhibition "Plovdiv 10", Bulgaria
2017
- "Close to the Heart", a traveling exhibition, Ufa and the cities of the Republic of Bashkortostan, Russia
Other activities
- Member of the Association of Photographers «Eurasia»
- Artist (AFIAP)
Publications
Portfolio in Photo Vogue Italy.
Publications in magazines: Swanky Kids Magazine (London), DOLCE (Italy), RAAMAT Magazine, Top Posters, Moveux Magazine.
Artist Statement
In her practice, Svetlana Solonicyna explores the geometry, color, rhythm, and form common to architecture, nature, and the human body, visualizing the hidden order of the world at all levels of its manifestation. She addresses the themes of growing up and the fragility of age-related changes. Simultaneously, she develops a direction dedicated to the topography of memory, place, and identity.