The Irkutsk Art Museum named after V.P. Sukachev invites you to Marina Svininas photo exhibition Edge of Worlds, running from January 14 to February 7. The show marks her 55th birthday and 40 years in photography, and includes over one hundred works reflecting her view of existence and human nature. Marina Svinina is a well known Irkutsk photographer, a member of the Union of Russian Photographers, with more than forty solo exhibitions.
The Irkutsk Art Museum named after V.P. Sukachev invites Irkutsk residents to visit Marina Svinina’s photo exhibition “The Edge of Worlds.” The exhibition will run from January 14 to February 7 of this year.The exhibition is dedicated to the author’s 55th birthday and 40 years of work in photography. Marina Svinina is an original photographic artist for whom the real world is an opportunity to understand the inner essence of things and of her own soul. Her credo is to live in a constant search, creation, and giving of her spiritual labor to the surrounding space. She lives and works in Irkutsk. Since 1994, Marina Svinina has been a member of the Union of Photographic Artists of Russia, and since 1979 she has taken part in exhibitions; to her credit are already more than four dozen solo exhibitions alone.
Marina Vladimirovna works a lot and with enthusiasm—she creates large artistic staged projects, curates children’s city exhibitions, and takes part in international exhibition-seminars “Women Photograph.” The exhibition “The Edge of Worlds” features more than one hundred photographic works, each of which is the result of reflecting on existence and human nature through the creative process.