Zheleznyakova Svetlana

Biography

Zheleznyakova Svetlana, was born in the city of Kazan. A professional artist.

Education : Moscow Art School in memory of 1905,
MGAHI im. Surikov
Member of the creative unions SRH and SABROS

The direction of creativity is Realism, Impressionism, abstract symbolism, decorative painting.
The main theme of the painting is nature, people, flowers and abstract compositions. A special role in creativity is occupied by female images and fairy-tale characters. Painting in mixed media, as well as acrylic and oil.
Exhibition activity since 1998.
The paintings were exhibited at international exhibitions in Russia, China, Turkey, France, Germany and Italy. They are in private collections in Russia and abroad.
He currently works as an artist in the workshops of the State Academic Bolshoi Theatre of Russia

List of significant exhibitions :
October 2016 Vll International Competition "In the name of peace on earth" exhibition "Dialogue of Generations"- August 2017
CHA, ArtNow, exhibition "Not only painting"
- okryabr 2018
Moscow House of Nationalities, exhibition of artists of the Bolshoi Theater of Russia "Behind the Scenes" - November 2019
SRH exhibition exhibition "70 years of friendship of peoples" Russia - China - september 2020
Art Center Art-Box, V All-Russian competition-festival "New Names" - March 2021
Moscow Art Museum, exhibition "Parallels of visual perception. Facets of Spring" -April 2021 CPX exhibition "Our Heritage" - October 2022
Union of Russian Abstract Artists "SABROS":
Exhibition "Symbols. Signs. Forms - The Language of Abstraction" - December 2022
Exhibition "Abstraction - Forecast for Tomorrow" - January 2023
Exhibition "Science and Abstraction" - February 2023
Exhibition "Abstraction-The Amazons of the Avant-Garde" - December 2023
Moscow. Gostiny Dvor - April. 2024. Forum "Unique Russia" exhibition SRH "Art without Borders"
Moscow. Gostiny Dvor - April 2025 "Unique Russia" IV International Competition of Academic Portrait.
Moscow. State Kremlin Palace - May 2025 Exhibition "Great Russia and Spiritual Bonds"