Lina Fedorenko

Lina Fedorenko

Ukrainian artist, designer, architect. Lives and works in Kyiv (Ukraine). Graduated from Taras Shevchenko State Art High School and then National Academy of Fine Arts in Kyiv as an architect and artist.

For more than 20 years she`s been working on private architecture projects, interior, and subject design. Completed more than fifty projects in that field for private and public spaces.

Created loads of author's objects of subject design and furniture for an interior. Took part in several international exhibitions of the watercolor painters' community (2017-2020) in Kyiv, in the Museum of Books and Printing in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra.

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2022 - resident of the “Herz und Kunst” association in collaboration with Goethe Institute and ARTISTS AT RISK foundation, Riedenburg, Germany. 
2021 – resident of the ARTISHOCK-Koktebel Art festival, Zatoka, Ukraine.
2018 – Personal exhibition at the Charitable Foundation "Jewish Hesed "Bnei Azriel", Kyiv, Ukraine
2018 – personal exhibition of watercolors and graphics, Kyiv, Ukraine
2017 – collection of designer clothes and thematic installations, Kyiv, Ukraine
2016 – together with Natalka Levchenko, a creative group "FEDORA.ART" was created to implement various multidisciplinary art projects. By far, the group has implemented two art projects: The first project is called "Transcription", created on the basis of a collection of 1960-80s Ukrainian embroidery. The project was exhibited in the Kyiv-Pechersk Lavra, the gallery "Workshop" and the Ukrainian pavilion in Bologna (Italy) at Bologna Design Week in 2016, as the second one - "Grinho" (2016).

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EXHIBITIONS:

2022 - resident of the “Herz und Kunst” association in collaboration with Goethe Institute and ARTISTS AT RISK foundation, Riedenburg, Germany. 
2021 – resident of the ARTISHOCK-Koktebel Art festival, Zatoka, Ukraine.
2018 – Personal exhibition at the Charitable Foundation "Jewish Hesed "Bnei Azriel", Kyiv, Ukraine

I perceive life’s space as a constant flow of dense energy and events. One must always be alert—watching, listening, opening the heart, and paying attention, for the speed is immense! And, of course, one must not hesitate at the crucial turning points—dive in bravely, not just cautiously dipping a toe.