Eugenie Killikh

Eugenie Killikh is a French visual artist born in Moscow. She graduated from the State Institute of Cinematography and the Higher Courses for Scriptwriters and Film Directors, later working in documentary and commercial film production. A winner of international film festivals, she transitioned to art photography and video art in 2020, where her cinematic perception evolved into a meditative exploration of nature and form.

Since 2023, Killikh has exhibited her works internationally, including solo shows and in St. Petersburg, and participated in the and in Magnitogorsk. In 2024, she became a nominee and winner of the Palazzo Ulmo Art Residency in Taranto, Italy. Her works are held in private and institutional collections across Europe.

Killikh's artistic language merges photography, collage, and video, revealing the subtle dialogue between observation and imagination. Using fragments of reality—petals, clouds, reflections—she constructs poetic compositions where nature and human emotion intertwine. Her method of manual collage and cinematic sequencing transforms static moments into living universes.

Through her art, Killikh seeks a point of balance between the real and the fictional, inviting viewers into a contemplative state — where silence, light, and rhythm become metaphors for existence.