ALINA FEDOTOVA
Alina Fedotova was born in 1986 in Sevastopol. She lives and works in Moscow.
Interdisciplinary artist, curator and oceanographer. A graduate of the Department of Ocean Geography at Moscow State University, she received her professional art education at the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kiev, completed her Master's degree at the Institute of Arts of the University of Opole in Poland, and completed a Free Workshops course at the School of Contemporary Art in Moscow.

Observation and interaction with the elements of the sea influenced the creative path and the range of themes used in her art. Alina works at the Institute of Oceanology of the Russian Academy of Sciences in the Laboratory of Marine Currents, she is a specialist in the hydrology of the Southern Ocean.

Her art works include paintings, graphics, photography, video and audiovisual art. She works both in her art workshop in Moscow and in oceanic scientific expeditions – at Antarctic stations and scientific expedition ships in the ocean.

She regularly participates in art exhibitions and contemporary art fairs. Her works are in private collections in Russia, Austria, Great Britain, and the USA.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2026 Southern Idyll. LUCH Gallery, Moscow
2023 Metanoia. SISTEMA Gallery, Moscow
THE OASIS. MMCA, Moscow
2017 Crocodile. Earth is for people. Ex14 Gallery, Dresden, Germany
2016 Coast. Insomnia. Lavra Gallery, Kiev

SELECTED EXHIBITIONS

2025 The Red Book. State Art Museum/The Art of the XX century, Nizhny Novgorod
2024 Modulations: Light, sound, movement. Russian Museum, St.Petersburg
The similarity index. GES-2, Moscow
Myths and lessons of reality. Ural Vision Gallery, Yekaterinburg
2023 Wisdom. Postrigay Gallery, Moscow
2021 Adaptation. MMCA, Moscow
Multitude. Winzavod, Moscow
2018 Open Museum, Session II. Electromuseum, Moscow
2016 Zero Arctic Biennial of Contemporary Art, Yakutsk
Алина Федотова. Бриз
2019 Холст, масло, акрил. 120x180
Алина Федотова. Купания под звездами
2019 Холст, масло, акрил. 120x180
Алина Федотова. Фонтан
2019 Холст, масло, акрил. 143х153