Alisa Smorodina (b. Frunze, Kirghiz SSR) is a computational systems engineer, artist, creator of performances and participatory projects, and teacher. She studied at the British Higher School of Art and Design (Moscow), Rodchenko Art School (Moscow), and Central Saint Martins College of Art And Design (London). She lives and works in Moscow.
SOLO SHOWS:

2023 Bitten By Lilith, Devyatnadtsat, Moscow

GROUP SHOWS:

2023 Morning Routine, former warehouse Iskozh, Kazan
2023 The last off-site show on the Earth at Plague Space and everywhere, Plague Space, Krasnodar
2023 Restricted Soil, abandoned glasshouse of Salut Design Department, Moscow
2023 Dark Room, SCI Fabrica, Moscow

2021 UDAR, Prison Castle, Borovsk
2021 White forest on the right, Peredelkino
2021 Assuming Distance: Speculations, Fakes, and Predictions in the Age of the Coronacene, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow
2021 Post-Speculative Design: Decolonising the Future, Electromuseum, Moscow
2020 Time Capsule as a Therapy and a Form of Comemmoration, Blizhe Educational Platform
2020 Blazar Young Art Fair, Museum of Moscow, Moscow
2019 Animal Internet, Khodynka Gallery, Moscow
2019 Body: Digital Boundaries, Electromuseum, Moscow
2019 Dysmorphophobia, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow
2018 Going Unconscious / Trembling / With Eyes Open / I See You / Surrender, HSE Gallery, Moscow
2018 Matter of Horror, Ground Solyanka, Moscow
2018 Test Group, Ekaterina Cultural Foundation, Moscow
2017 A-B-C Survival, Rodchenko Art School, Moscow
2017 Post-Reality Show, SCI Fabrica, Moscow
2016 Technoart. Open Source Art, Electromuseum, Moscow
2016 Pro SHR:The 10th Anniversary of Rodchenko Art School, Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow
2016 Yami-Ichi Black Market, The Polytechnic Museum, Moscow
2015 What Grows from Below, Electrozavod Gallery, Moscow

RESIDENCIES:

December 2023 – April 2024: Garage Studios, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow
October 2021: UDAR residency in prison castle, Borovsk
January 2021 – June 2021: Garage Studios, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow
© 2015-2024 Alisa Smorodina