Andrei Kazmin (b. 1996, Moscow) is an artist.
He graduated from the Faculty of Humanities with a degree in Cultural Studies at the Moscow State Linguistic University (2017), and from the Faculty of Contemporary Art at the Sreda Obucheniya Higher School (2022).
He works with painting, drawing, digital art, sound, and performance. In his practice, he explores the boundaries of communication and the functions of the sign, addressing various forms of information exchange as well as questions of mutual understanding and the ineffable.
He graduated from the Faculty of Humanities with a degree in Cultural Studies at the Moscow State Linguistic University (2017), and from the Faculty of Contemporary Art at the Sreda Obucheniya Higher School (2022).
He works with painting, drawing, digital art, sound, and performance. In his practice, he explores the boundaries of communication and the functions of the sign, addressing various forms of information exchange as well as questions of mutual understanding and the ineffable.
education
2022Professional retraining program: “History and Theory of Contemporary Russian Art”
2017
Bachelor’s Degree in Cultural Studies, Moscow State Linguistic University
projects
2025"150cmx100m, 200 g/m2, GOZNAK" – Korney Gallery
"P-32" – Bomba Gallery
2024
"04.11–31.03" – The Wrong Biennale, Pavilion “Digital Collectivity and Rituals”, curated by Kseniya Kudasova
2023
“Vernissage” – Elektrozavod Gallery, curated by Anatoly Osmolovsky
"To Gathering" – Project geography: Moscow, Cyprus, Switzerland, Georgia
