Fatkhullina Antonina

Antonina Fatkhullina is an artist and sculptor. She graduated from the Industrial and Technical Academy of A. L. Stieglitz, and studied welding in Finland. Antonina began her creative career with ceramics, but today her permanent technique is metal welding. The artist works not only with iron, but also with natural stones, plastic, ceramics in objects, revealing the essence and limits of expressiveness of each of the materials.

The author’s street sculptures are presented not only on the streets of St. Petersburg, but also in Montenegro, the Canary Islands, Tehran, Spain, Egypt, Germany and many other countries.

The works are represented in the collections of the State Russian Museum, the Museum of Urban Sculpture, the Museum of the History of the City and the Museum of Art of St. Petersburg of the XX-XXI centuries, also in private collections.

Selected exhibitions:

• 2015 "Sculpture in stone XX-XXI centuries". State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
• 2018 "SHARPPS-7", Ovcharenko gallery. Winzavod, Moscow
• 2018 Seventh independent fair. Sevkabel, St. Petersburg
• 2019 "BEAUTY + -". Central Exhibition Hall "Manege", St. Petersburg
• 2019 "Plastic Mass". State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
• 2020 "When Wood Becomes Stone". State Museum of Urban Sculpture, Anikushin Workshop branch, St. Petersburg
• 2020 "Simple things", DK Gromov, St. Petersburg
• 2021 DA!MOSCOW, Ekaterina Cultural Foundation, Moscow
• 2021 "Millennials in Contemporary Russian Art", State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
• 2021 "5x5x5", State Museum of Urban Sculpture, branch "Nevsky, 19", St. Petersburg
• 2022 "Life on Ata Island", DiDi Gallery, St. Petersburg

IN THE ARTIST'S STUDIO