
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
Kirin Arts (Tatiana Vedeneeva) is a meta-cultural artist, architect and researcher exploring invisib...
About the artist
Joined In 2025
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About the artist
Joined In 2025
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Kirin Arts (Tatiana Vedeneeva) is a meta-cultural artist, architect and researcher exploring invisible dimensions of consciousness through ceramics, graphics, painting, spatial objects, performance, film, immersive installations, sculptural art-buildings, interiors and environmental objects.
◉ Supported by the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
◉ Nominated by the UAE Ministry of Culture for the Golden Visa
◉ Nominated for Global Arts Prize for Innovation 2026
◉ Space Horses — collaboration with space-related institutions, including the Institute of Biomedical Problems of RAS
◉ “A Bit Tired” — collection of the Academy of Meaning, St. Petersburg
1993-2000: Attended children's art school under the Union of Artists of Russia, fostering early artistic development and creativity.
2003-2005: Certificate in Fine, Applied and Decorative Arts and the Basics of Design; Issued by the Board of the Union of Designers of Samara Region, Russia
2005-2010: Pursued with honors Bachelor of Architecture at the State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering, specializing in Urban Planning, laying the foundation for a career in architectural performance; Samara, Russia
• 2008: Solo photo exhibition, Alexander Polezhaev, Samara
• 2011: Solo exhibitions, Mix of Creatures and Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn... and Again Winter, Samara
• 2022: Ceramics: Earth, Space, and Meta-verses, solo, Samara
• 2023: The Mystery of Image and Sound, supported by the Russian Ministry of Culture
• 2024–2025: Exhibitions in London, Tokyo, Dubai and Abu Dhabi
• 2025: Theater of Invisible: Episode 1, solo exhibition
• 2026: Guardians of the Nation, University of Sharjah, in the presence of H.H. Sheikh Sultan bin Ahmed Al-Qasimi
• 2026: Global Arts Prize for Innovation nominee; Charity Project — ceramic mural donated to Forest School; The Glitch, Al Shindagha Museum; World Art Dubai