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Evgeniia Pchelintseva

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Evgeniia Pchelintseva is a classically trained painter currently studying at the Ilya Repin St. Pete...

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Evgeniia Pchelintseva

Joined In 2026

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About the artist

Evgeniia Pchelintseva

Joined In 2026

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Evgeniia Pchelintseva is a classically trained painter currently studying at the Ilya Repin St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts . Her practice is grounded in the traditions of academic painting and focuses on figurative composition, portraiture, religious themes, and the exploration of timeless cultural values.
Her artistic language combines technical precision with emotional depth, reflecting a strong foundation in drawing and composition developed through years of intensive training. Portraiture holds a central place in her work, through which the artist seeks to reveal the inner world of the individual. Evgeniia’s works explore themes of identity, spirituality, and the continuity of cultural heritage, conveying a sense of inner experience and immersion into the spiritual life of the person, while bridging classical techniques with a contemporary sensibility.

Ilya Repin St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts (Russia)
Faculty of Painting (2021 – present)

Academy of Watercolours and Fine Arts, Moscow (Russia)
(2015 – 2020)

Evgeniia Pchelintseva has participated in numerous exhibitions across Russia, including both group and solo projects.

Her recent exhibitions include:
“Youth of St. Petersburg,” Union of Artists, St. Petersburg (2025, 2026)
“Family Is the Soul of Russia,” Grand Palace in Tsaritsyno, Moscow (2026)
O.A. Eremeev Competition Exhibition, Academy of Arts, St. Petersburg (2025)
“Second Year,” Union of Artists, St. Petersburg (2025)
Solo exhibition of religious painting, Mariinsky Palace, St. Petersburg (2025)
“Cultural Code. Eternal Values,” Brusnitsyn Hall, St. Petersburg (2024)
Solo exhibition “I Am 20 Years Old,” Herzen University, St. Petersburg (2023)

Earlier exhibitions include:

Sochi Art Museum project named after D.D. Zhilinsky (2018)
Manege Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow (2017)
“Young Talents of the 21st Century,” Sochi (2016)