Asya Feoktistova

Born in Nizhny Novgorod (Russia) on March 8, 1967.

In 1986, she graduated from the Moscow School of Art in memory of 1905. From 1986 to 1994, she worked and studied in the studio of the renowned painter Oleg Bordei, considering herself his disciple.

She is a painter and set designer, known for her decorative compositions, landscapes, and still lifes. A member of the Union of Artists of Russia since 1996.

Exhibitions:

1993 - "Dreams of Russia" Exhibition. North Wales (England).

1994 - Exhibition of the Oleg Bordei Foundation in Cheb (Czech Republic).

1994 - All-Union Exhibition "Another Generation-2," Moscow (Russia).

- Russian exhibition "Youth of Russia," Moscow (Russia).

1995 - "Sunny Rain" Exhibition. Oleg Bordei Foundation Exhibition in Perchtoldsdorf (Austria).

- Participation in the international sculptural symposium "Granzganger." Schwarzenberg (Austria).

- Personal exhibition of graphics. Schwarzenberg (Austria). Graphics exhibition at the A. Stifter Institute, Linz (Austria).

1998 - Participant in the exhibition "Modern Russian Vanguard 1958-1998," Nizhny Novgorod, Central Exhibition Hall of the Union of Artists.

- Project "Volga - Danube. Danube - Volga." Personal graphics exhibition at the Bruckner Conservatory, Linz (Austria).

2000 - Participation in the international sculptural symposium "Granzganger," Plazi (Czech Republic).

2001 - "Near the Heart" Personal exhibition at the Office of Culture under the government of Upper Austria, Linz (Austria).

2002 - "Kiwi Time" Personal exhibition at the Nizhny Novgorod State Art Museum (Russia).

- Personal exhibition at the Embassy of Austria, Moscow (Russia).

2004 - Exhibition at the Embassy of New Zealand, Moscow (Russia).

2005 - Exhibition of objects at the theater on Strastnoy Boulevard, Moscow (Russia).

2007 - Participation in "Art Manege," Moscow.

2008 - Personal exhibition "One Hundred Germs" in Moscow. "Belyaevo" Gallery, personal exhibition at the "April" gallery, Rublevskoe Highway, Barvikha.

2008 - 2019 - Regular participant in collective and solo exhibitions worldwide.