Bronze Sculpture for Sale
1 from the Unbearable pin Series, 2025
Design : Textiles · 20 x 20 x 1 cm 7.9 x 7.9 x 0.4 inch
€200
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One of the last works available by this artist
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20 x 20 x 1 cm 7.9 x 7.9 x 0.4 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
This artwork is a compelling textile piece that utilizes the intricate technique of tufting to create a textured depiction of two faces. The vivid contrast between the deep, dark background and the bright, expressive features of the faces captivates viewers instantly. Each face displays a single, piercing blue eye, adding intensity and drawing attention to their expressions. The subtle use of pink and flesh tones in the faces contrasts with the dark hues, suggesting a narrative tension or introspection. The piece's square format is meticulously framed by a vibrant golden border that accentuates its tapestry-like quality. This work defies traditional painting, embracing a tactile dimension that invites viewers to explore both visual and material elements, making it uniquely engaging.
Presentation
Rina-Green Noodle (Irina Sinichkina) creates textile works filled with stories, meanings and care for the world. Her pieces grow out of recycled materials, old clothes and fabrics that have already lived a long life. In her carpet-paintings and soft sculptures, emotions, memories and traces of time are held and woven together.
She calls herself a “trash artist", seeing discarded things as carriers of life that are ready for a new form. The “Noodle" in her artist name comes from the process itself: small fragments of fabric twist and gather into a continuous flow of lines and textures, reminiscent of streams of noodles.
Artist statement
The practice of Rina-Green Noodle emerges from slow, tactile work with material. Textile becomes a field where everyday history, previous uses and personal memories are transformed into new images. Each strip of fabric acts as a stitch in a larger narrative that does not impose a storyline, but invites the viewer to read traces of time, movement and touch.
Working with recycled materials turns into both an ecological and emotional gesture. Her carpets and soft sculptures generate a sense of shelter and care, holding together vulnerability and resilience. The works exist as independent objects and at the same time as fragments of a larger textile world, where attention to “small" things opens space for new stories and ways of being together.
Education and membership in professional organisations
since 2025 – Member of the worldwide creative association European Textile Network
since 2016 – Professional artistic practice based on a reinterpreted American rug hooking technique
since 2016 – Member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, decorative and applied arts section
2010–2012 – Studied in the studio of artist Vasily Florensky
1993–1998 – Institute of Contemporary Art (ISI), Journalism Studio, degree “Journalist, editor of television programs", Moscow, Russia
Cooperation with galleries
since 2025 – A2 Galerie, Potsdam, Germany
since 2024 – Zotov Center, Moscow, Russia
since 2023 – GRAUD Solyanka, Moscow, Russia
since 2021 – TEXTURA Gallery, Moscow, Russia
Publications
April 2025 – Textile Art Magazine. Interview with Russian textile artist Irina Sinichkina (Rina Green Noodle) (link)
2024 – YouTube. Video: “Rina Green Noodle. Textile art." (accessed 14.05.2025)
June 2022 – Newspaper Zvezdny Boulevard, article “Portrait of Mozart made of crepe de chine", No.19 (2022). PDF version available online (link)
Solo exhibitions
2025
– Magadan: Beyond the Myths, cultural and exhibition center Rynda, Magadan (16 April – 31 July)
Publication about the exhibition in The Art Newspaper
– Nails Salon Needlework Show, solo project, New York, USA (03 – 26 April)
Publication about the opening on the institution's Instagram
2024
– Archaeology of Sleep, House of Writers' Creativity, Peredelkino, Moscow region (01 – 30 November)
– Atlas of Dreams, solo exhibition at the patchwork and quilting festival Soul of Russia, Gostiny Dvor, Moscow (07 – 16 June). Video report from the festival
– Moon in Pisces, solo exhibition, CCI Fabrika, Textura gallery, Moscow (06 – 24 March)
2023
– Vegetables, Par nik gallery, Arkhangelsk (12 – 21 May)
– 0.0. Zero Waste Art and Design, Krasnokholmskaya gallery, Moscow (July – 15 October)
2022
– Waiting, Thursday Foundation for Cultural Projects, Moscow (28 November – 15 December)
– Morally Obsolete, Izmailovo gallery, Moscow (02 – 26 June)
– Residency exhibition, online gallery Textura, Moscow (21 April – 01 May)
2021–2022
– Diamonds Ripened in the Sky, solo exhibition, NordWestArtSpace gallery, Saint Petersburg (22 December – 04 January)
– Heroes of a Neighbouring Cosmos, solo exhibition, Museum of Russian Lubok and Naïve Art, Moscow (27 January – 28 March)
Group exhibitions and projects
2021–2022
– Atmosphere Similar to My Salad, group exhibition, Saratov (19 December – 16 January)
2021
– Reflection in Water, international exhibition, State Museum-Reserve Izborsk (02 July – 06 September)
– Annual exhibition of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, Moscow (04 – 23 March)
2022
– Museum of Friends of Savva Yamshchikov, State Museum-Monument St Isaac's Cathedral, Petrozavodsk (17 March – 10 April)
Collections
State Museum of Russian Lubok and Naïve Art, Moscow
A. E. Fersman Mineralogical Museum of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow
State Museum-Reserve Izborsk
Private gallery Textura, Moscow
Private Museum of Friends of Savva Yamshchikov
Private collections in Russia, Germany and France
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