Alisa Timurzieva

Born in the Ukraine, Zaporizhzhia.
As a young child, Alisa moved with her parents to Africa, Nigeria to the small town of Ajaoukuta.
That is where her love for the African continent and its wildlife was born.

As a wildlife lover, naturalist and wildlife photographer, Alisa is in awe of the African wilderness and its wildlife.

She is mesmerized by the immense beauty of raw Africa and this is the place that she sees as her home.

Through her artwork, Alisa strives to engage the viewer in a conversation that would inspire them to slow down, reconnect with the wild and discover beauty in the most unusual places.

Empowered to raise a voice for the wild animals, her fine art pieces are paying tribute to the raw beauty of Africa that is both so unique and fragile. The subjects in her photographs are only free-roaming species living in the wilds of Africa in their wild habitats.

Alisa's African wildlife artworks are the exact reflections of the special moments witnessed in the wild and created in-camera, free of digital manipulation.

Her creations are meant to inspire you to have a closer look at the natural world and experience the raw beauty of Africa.

Completely self-taught, Alisa believes nature is the best teacher and a source of energy, skill and inspiration.

Through her artworks, she would like to encourage us to slow down, step outside and discover how beautiful and fragile the Natural world is.

Exhibitions

2016 the Manege (Moscow, Russia)- the winning work "Under cover of darkness'' in the "Mammals" category in the International wildlife photography competition "Golden Turtle".
2017- the Lumiere Brothers Gallery -the work ''Sunrise in the Kalahari'', 2nd place in Nikon photography competition "In the heart of the image' in "Wildlife" category. Publications:
June 2018, Wild Planet Photo Magazine, interview "5 minutes with..."
September 2018, Wild Planet Photo Magazine (UK), Sunrise in the Kalahari.

2016
the Manege (Moscow, Russia)- the winning work "Under cover of darkness'' in the "Mammals" category in the International wildlife photography competition "Golden Turtle".

2017- the Lumiere Brothers Gallery -the work ''Sunrise in the Kalahari'', 2nd place in Nikon photography competition "In the heart of the image' in "Wildlife" category.