Alexandra Kazakova

Alexandra Kazakova is a France-based visual artist originally from Siberia. Since 2005, she has been living and creating in Paris. Her work weaves together her Soviet heritage, Parisian inspiration, and a passion for storytelling through color, texture, and light.

With a background in traditional Russian decorative arts and a deep connection to photography, Alexandra blends disciplines to create evocative pieces that explore identity, memory, and femininity.

She exhibits regularly in France and internationally.

Alexandra’s art is meditative, textured, and emotionally charged. Inspired by the intimacy of old photographs, the softness of forgotten things, and the light of Parisian mornings, her pieces evoke stillness, longing, and a gentle sense of time passing. Recurring themes include femininity, nostalgia, identity, and the quiet power of small moments.

2026:
Collective exhibition, Noureev Art Center, Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois, France
"Postcards from the Edge", Visual Aids Auction, New-York, USA

2025:

Exhibition Salon d'automne, Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois, France

2024:

Exhibition "Déclichez", Au service de l'art Gallery, Marseille, France

2023:

November
Exhibition “No Limits”, Golden Duck Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
“Homage to Pablo Picasso”, Cinéhorizontes festival, Au Service de l'Art Gallery, Marseille, France
“Beloved Pets”, Oleg Gorbushin’s Studio Gallery, Moscow, Russia
Salon d’Automne, Sainte-Geneviève-des-Bois, France
October
Exhibition “No Limits”, Golden Duck Gallery, Budapest, Hungary
Salon d’Automne, Mantes la Ville, France
“Reborn”, Paulo de Brito Gallery, Starnberg, Germany
September
Collage Exhibition "Iconic Houses", Villa Rothmayer, Prague City Museum, Prague, Czech Republic
Immersive Exhibition "Permit to Demolish", Champigny-sur-Marne, France
August
Festival exhibition "Jazzandaluz", Priego de Cordoba, Spain
"Psyceclette Hiking", the Unafam activist road trip exhibition, Tour de France
July
“Peace Love Art”, Charity Art Sale, Arts+Causes Foundation, Florida, USA
Exhibition “Wall for Freedom”, Champigny-sur-Marne, France
“Omaggio a Picasso”, Avellino and Tufi...