Anastasia Buoy

Anastasia Buoy is a mixed media painter of abstract expressionism.

She has a scientific past (Ph.D. in molecular biology). In 2018 Anastasia changed her job for art; since then, she works in her Moscow-based studio. In a similar vein with her previous field, biomedicine, Anastasia researches human-nature interaction, but from a perspective of emotional, even mystical experience.

Anastasia is an entirely self-taught artist. However, she intensively studies the history of art. Currently, she is a student at The School of Contemporary Art Free Workshops (at MMOMA).

By now, Anastasia has participated in several exhibitions in Russia; in 2021, she will participate in international events. Her artworks could be found in private collections worldwide and represented by galleries in Miami and Moscow.



Artist statement

In my practice, I use abstract expressionism style as a symbol of deep, subconscious perception of the world with structured geometric lines that represent a reversion to rational thinking. I do not limit instrumentation, using oil, acrylic, industrial marker, and even construction supplies with equal ease.

My works are notable for the process-oriented approach. Each piece represents a major reflection o...

The School of Contemporary Art Free Workshops (MMOMA).

Selected group exhibitions:

“HOMO COMMUNICARE” (within VII Moscow International Biennale for Young Art). 10 Oct 2020 – 15 Nov 2020, MMOMA, Moscow
“An artist wants to go to the sea either ”. 13-27 Aug 2020, Antonov gallery, Saint-Petersburg (exhibition+auction)
rftwtkzhbz/канцелярия (within the parallel program of VII Moscow International Biennale for Young Art). 07-17 Sep 2020, 25KADR Gallery, Moscow
“An Overwhelming Experience: The Human - Earth Relationship”. 23 Jul - 24 Sep 2020, Design Art Concepts gallery, online exhibition
“VKHUTEMAS 100”. 10 Jun – 10 Jul 2020, Russia State Art Library, Moscow
“How old is the stone” (within the “Squatting research” project). 05 Sep 2020, Action art/Intervention in the swamp, somewhere in Russia
“Limit_less. A new landscape” 12-30 Aug 2020, Khimki museum and exhibition center, Khimki (Moscow)