Mayana Nasybullova (b. 1989) is a sculptor and installation artist hailing from Serov. With the help of plaster, silicone, and resin, she captures and explores the contemporary as well as mechanisms of personal and collective memory and its connection to cultural artefacts. By choosing iconic symbols of the Soviet past and contemporary Russia, she explores the phenomenon of totemism—a choice of symbolic objects present in every home. She was a participant of the Garage Triennial of Contemporary Art in 2017.
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PLASTIC MASS, 2018
PLASTIC MASS, 2018
Viva la Violence, 2020
Current Amber, 2013
Current Amber, 2016
Current Amber, 2017
Apsara, 2017. Crisis of Faith exhibition
Praying Woman, 2017. Crisis of Faith exhibition
Vladimir Central, 2019. From the To Spite the Motherland project
Red Sparrow, 2017. Crisis of Faith exhibition
Lenin-duck, 2017
Experience No.2, 2019. From the Body Experience series
Experience No.3, 2019. From the Body Experience series
Full of Love, 2019. From the To Spite the Motherland project
