Katja Lisitina
Born in Minsk in 1984.
In 2008, she received a bachelor’s degree and a diploma in communication design from the Belarusian State University.
From 2011 to 2018, she was a member of the Belarusian Union of Designers.
Since 2010, Katja has actively participated in creative projects, such as the Triennial of Contemporary Art and the Heart for Art Festival in Minsk, the Lviv Lumines Festival (Ukraine) and others.
She has exhibited in solo and group exhibitions in Belarus, Russia, and Ukraine, and has worked on creating decorations and installations for the Art Music Festivals
Throughout her creative journey, Katja has honed her skills in creating stringart objects.
In 2022, Katja left Belarus and initially lived in Georgia. She currently lives and works in Warsaw, Poland.
I create artworks using the string art technique witht hreads and nails that glow under ultraviolet light, as well as installations made from natural materials such as branches, bark, and plants for art and music festivals in the open air.
I am drawn to the beauty of landscapes and experiment with color, texture, and lighting effects.
In crafting my designs, I merge ornamental patterns with sacred geometry, aiming to integrate my creations seamlessly into the environment. By doing so I tend to establish a dialogue between humans, nature, and art.
Now, you can observe my current studio. ;-)
