Kristina Mos

Born in 1998 in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine.
From adolescence, she began to get involved in film photography. Initially, she did street filming. Further during her studies, she became involved in the aesthetics of still lifes.

The composition in her photographs is minimalistic, she works with techniques that show the simplicity and conciseness of the details.

Photography helps her reflect on the consumption of the environment, elusive beauty, personal experiences in the field of loneliness, knowledge of herself and the world around her.

Not least significant was the influence of modernist authors such as Pablo Picasso, Edward Hopper, Marcel Duchamp and Olafur Elliason.

She tries to build a universal emotional connection between the viewer and her work. The dialogue in which the adept enters introduces him into a personal experience, which is determined by emotional attachments, where she tries to capture the elusive beauty.

Her photographs have appeared at the ART EVENTS MAZZOLENI GALLERY (Italy) , Duncan Miller Gallery (Los Angeles), NuArt Gallery (Ukraine).

In 2016 she graduated from the Institute of Economics(Kryvyi Rih), majoring in International Economics.
In 2020, she began her studies of photography and art in Author's course by Dimitri Bogachuk in Kyiv School Photography.

Group exhibition:
Open exhibition on the urban space, Cologne, Germany
"The name of freedom", Chaussse 36 Photo, Berlin
NU ART GALLERY, Kyiv, 2021
Venice StArt, Italy, 2021