Ekaterina Muromtseva (b. 1990, Moscow) is a visual artist whose lyrico-conceptual work with large-scale paintings, installations, videos, and graphics investigates and challenges personal and collective memory through imaginative forms of documentation. Her works have received wide critical acclaim and have been shown across Russia and Europe. Since 2014, she has been running art workshops for with residents of several retirement homes in different regions of Russia.
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Quarter to Twelve installation, 2018. Courtesy of M HKA Museum, Antwerp
From the More Than Us series, 2017. Courtesy of M HKA Museum, Antwerp
Picket, 2019. Private collection
How to Become Invisible, 2020. Balcony Gallery, Zagreb
Still from the film In This Country, 2017
Police, 2020
Silence, 2020. Gallery Nova, Zagreb
Mural painting Holidays at a care home in Russia, 2015
Dogs Walking with Their People, 2020. Balcony Gallery, Zagreb
From the More Than Us series, 2017
From the Quarter to Twelve series, 2016. Private collection
