Annet Loginova

Annet Loginova is a contemporary young artist, well-known to connoisseurs of fine art, with her unique author's style, a member of the Professional Union of Artists and the author of many magnificent paintings. As well, Annet Loginova is known as an illustrator of a number of great books.

“My goal is to tell these amazing stories, tales of good and magic through my paintings. I love juicy and pure colors, soft lines, cheerful subjects, love to bring a smile and feeling of something warm inside ...” says Annet Loginova about her work.

The artist draws cute animals, depicts charming children, paints portraits of lovers and conveys incredible natural beauty in vivid landscapes and abstractions. Painting of Annet Loginova is unique and inimitable.

Annet manages not to overload her canvases – pictures of full of light, warmness and tenderness come up under her brush. The characters are weightless and light on them, the colors are surprisingly bright and the canvas legitimately beams positive energy.

In all cases, she turns to unique methods and original authoring techniques, developed independently during the years of creativity.

The authentic technique of the artist, her own style and individual artistic vision turns ca...

2004 - 2009 Moscow Art Industry Institute (MHPI). Faculty of Environmental Design.

From 2011 - member of Russian union of Artists.
From 2012 - member of Professional Art Union of Russia

21. International Landscape Artist Exhibition. "EX-TEMPORA", 2021, Slovenia

ARTFLECTION 2019, Moscow, Danylovskiy Hall

ARTFLECTION 2018, Moscow, Central Telegraph

Personal exhibition "Angel's Dance" in Romanov Dvor, Moscow, 2017

Personal exhibition in the “Agalarov Estate” golf club, Moscow, 2017

The “Characters” exhibition, Moscow, 2016

Presentation of the book “Fanyasha. Angels among us”, Moscow, 2015

The “Charm” exhibition in the city museum of Nakhodka, 2016

The "Inspiration" exhibition in the city museum of Nakhodka, 2015

Participation and first place, the exhibition "My tender beast."

Personal exhibition in Nakhodka, 2002