Polina Zhadko (b. 1998, Moscow) — multidisciplinary artist at the intersection of art and science.
Multidisciplinary artist, music artist Velesova Nav (Велесова Навь), writer, and film director.
My primary practice is focused on artistic research at the intersection of art and science. I create interactive installations, light-based works, and paintings enhanced with augmented reality (AR) to visualize and explain the principles of quantum physics. This project has evolved beyond contemporary art into a transdisciplinary ecosystem, expanding into literature, music, and cinema.
Polina Zhadko (b. 1998, Moscow) is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of contemporary art and scientific research.
Her international journey began in 2016 when she moved to Tokyo to study Japanese language and contemporary art theory at the Intercultural Institute of Japan. In 2019, she continued her studies in South Korea at Seoul National University, where she also started her professional artistic practice.
Upon returning to Moscow, Polina expanded her technical and conceptual expertise through studies at the Russian Academy of Crafts (sculpture) and the Baza Institute of Contemporary Art. She later continued her education in the UK, studying in Cambridge and London.
Zhadko’s practice is defined by artistic research into the laws of quantum physics, which she visualizes through interactive installations, light-based works, and paintings enhanced with augmented reality (AR). Her ongoing project has evolved into a transdisciplinary ecosystem, expanding beyond galleries into literature, music, and cinema.
Participant in over 50 contemporary art exhibitions in Russia and internationally. Works are held in museum collections and private collections in Russia and abroad.