Lada Uchaeva (b. 1992, Saratov) is a visual artist based in Saint Petersburg. In her practice, she uses a wide range of materials from barbed wire and wood to textile, often incorporating embroidery into her works. Uchaeva often turns to folk motifs and explores the use of language in visual artworks. A graduate of the Saint Petersburg Stieglitz State Academy of Art and Design, she is currently pursuing an MA there.
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Kokoshnik # 1, 2018. From the Russianness series. For this work, Uchaeva made a kokoshnik (traditional Russian headdress worn by women) with some barbed wire
Kokoshnik # 2, 2018. From the Russianness series
Basic Wardrobe, 2018. From the Russianness series
God How Beautiful, 2019. From the Russianness series
You Are So Welcome, 2019. From the Russianness series
Sick and Fucking Tired, 2019. From the Russianness series
Fucked up, 2020. From the Russianness series
Uneasy, 2019. From the Russianness series
Worms, 2019. From the Russianness series
I Love You from 16.02 till 11.08 2019, 2019
Pryg Skok (Hop-hop), 2020. The title refers to a song from the eponymous album of the Soviet psychedelic band Egor i Opizdenevshie
