Larisa Pitkevich

Being an artist is a very important role and I take it absolutely seriously. Art has the power to shape perspectives, evoke emotions, and leave a lasting impact across generations. That is why I approach my work with deep intention, believing that artists must carefully consider what they bring into the world and show to the broader audience.
In a time often defined by uncertainty and turmoil, I want my artworks invite people to reflect on the gift of life, inspiring a sense of wonder, peace, and appreciation. I do believe that only beauty can save humanity—because it is difficult to destroy something truly beautiful.
I firmly believe that objects created by hand, with love and intention, possess a soul. They carry emotions, tell stories, and invite contemplation. In a time when mass production dominates, I am devoted to preserving the authenticity and depth that only handmade art can convey.
My medium is clay - a material that allows me to shape complex forms and capture delicate details with precision. Its versatility enables me to express both strength and fragility, creating sculptures that resonate with emotion and timelessness.

An entirely self-taught artist with a vibrant background in corporate finance and fashion

2027

Forthcoming: Metropolitan Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan – June 2027

2026

Forthcoming Red Dot Miami, Miami Art Week, USA - December 2026
SOLO – Mindspace Berlin – Innovation Hub for future technologies and design – Octomer 2026
Sprouts – Galerry “Vorona”. Berlin, Germany – May – June 2026
Mega Milano, Milano Art Week + Design Week, Italy – April 2026
ArtExpo New York, USA - April 2026

2025

“Real Illusion” - December 2025 - Gallery NAT. London, UK
"Salon d’Automne Paris - October - November 2025 - Paris, France
SOLO SECTION at “Passato e Presente: Dialogo tradizione e arte contemporanea”
- May 2025 - Museum Bellini, Florence, Italy
"Galaxy", Mar–Apr 2025, Gallery Partcrowd, Toronto, Canada
"Amor Omnia Vincit", Jan–Feb 2025, Museo Del Mar, Santa Pola, Alicante, Spain

2024

“Loneliness and Poetics", Nov 2024, Gallery NAT, London, UK