Sakura in the city park, 2022

Elena Lukina  

Elena Lukina is an artist and founder of the first Independent Virtual Pavilion of Silence (Venice Biennale 2026). Concept: Dusty Turquoise & 432 Hz. Globally recognized for her metaphysical approach to contemporary landscape, her work explores the liminal spaces between nature, silence, and emotional calibration.

Lukina's practice translates acoustic vibrations and mathematical harmony into tactile, multi-layered visual rhythms. Utilizing a sophisticated palette knife technique, she develops a distinct sculptural impasto language. Her signature palette centers on "dusty turquoise"—a nuanced, melancholic tone capturing the fluid boundary where historical waters reflect an unpredictable sky, conveying a profound sense of absolute peace.

Her clear artistic signature and technical precision have earned significant international curatorial recognition. Notably, her "Works selected by Saatchi Art Chief Curator Rebecca Wilson for hospital projects/corporate collections (2025)." Her current landmark project, the conceptual Independent Pavilion "In Minor Keys: The Turquoise Silence", runs concurrent with the framework of the 61st Venice Biennale (2026).

Elena Lukina's artistic identity is officially cataloged in the global authority registries with verified data:

ISNI: 0000 0005 3023 9044

Wikidata ID: Q139547053