Tim Snaider

Born and raised in Eastern Europe, Timur Snaider draws from the region’s complex history, political shifts, and cultural richness to inform a multidisciplinary practice. Now based in [Current City or Country], the artist works primarily with photography, installation, and video to explore themes of identity, memory, and transformation.

With a background in fine arts and media studies, [Artist Name] studied at [University or Art Academy, if applicable] and has since exhibited work across Europe and beyond. Their work often blends personal narrative with broader socio-political commentary, creating immersive visual experiences that invite reflection and emotional engagement.

[Artist Name] has participated in several group exhibitions and art festivals, and their work has been featured in private collections throughout Europe. With a strong presence in both traditional galleries and digital platforms, the artist continues to push the boundaries of image-making and installation art.

2005–2009: Scusev School of Art – Chișinău, Moldova (Fine Arts)
2009–2013: College of Fine Arts named after A. Plamadeala – Chișinău, Moldova (Fine Arts)
2014–2016: State Pedagogical University – Chișinău, Moldova (Fine Arts)
2016–2019: RANEPA School of Design – Moscow, Russia (Design)

Selected Exhibitions

2024 – Translucent Archives
Galerija Nova, Zagreb, Croatia
A group exhibition exploring memory and forgotten histories through analog photography and archival materials.

2023 – Surface / Memory
ArtPoint Gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia
Solo exhibition focusing on textures of urban decay and emotional topographies in post-industrial landscapes.

2023 – Stillness Interrupted
Galerie TEO, Bucharest, Romania
Group show presenting contemporary photo-based artists working with time-lapse and experimental digital processes.

2022 – Echoes of Absence
MoTA – Museum of Transitory Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia
Site-specific photo and video installation examining the concept of home and displacement.

2022 – Reflections in Ruin
Laznia Centre for Contemporary Art, Gdańsk, Poland
Photography series capturing abandoned spaces and their transformation through light and shadow.

2021 – Fractured Light
Fotogalerie Wien, Vienna, Austria
Part of a curated photo festival spotlighting emerging voices from Eastern and Central Europe.

2020 – Borders Within
FUGA – Budapest Center of Architecture, Budapest, Hungary
Photo series shown in a collective exhibition about imagined geographies and personal borders.

2019 – New Narratives: Contempor...