About Marina Ogai
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Education
2017 - present
British Higher School of Art & Design
2011 - present
Moscow Art Academy
2010 - 2016
Moscow State University of Design and Technology
2004 - 2010
School of Arts
2002 - 2004
School of Arts
Awards
2022
Member of the Union of Artists Artvocate “Activist art”
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Event: INAYA Fest 2023 in Bali
Dates: 23 Apr 2023 - 24 Apr 2023
Solo Exhibition in Bali
Event: Art Number 23
Dates: 15 Jul 2022 - 22 Jul 2022
Spain, Barcelona, calle Sant Marc
Event: Art Russia Fair
Dates: 2 Sep 2021 - 9 Sep 2021
Russia, Moscow, Gostinyi Dvor
Event: Russian Art Week
Dates: 14 Aug 2019 - 22 Aug 2019
Russia, Moscow
Event: Skolkovo Llaza Fest
Dates: 1 Sep 2018 - 8 Sep 2018
Russia, Moscow, The Skolkovo Innovation Center
Biography
I am a Korean artist, currently residing in the captivating landscape of South Korea. Growing up in Russia, where I was born and received my education, I was immersed in a cultural tapestry that nurtured my artistic spirit and instilled in me a profound concern for issues surrounding discrimination against women and feminist agendas.
Throughout my artistic journey, the themes of discrimination against women, feminist agendas, and gender equality have been at the forefront of my creative process. I have witnessed firsthand the struggles faced by women in various societies and cultures, and it is my mission to use my art as a catalyst for societal transformation. With every stroke of the brush, I strive to amplify the voices of women, unravel the layers of inequality, and shed light on the remarkable strength and resilience they possess.
Today, as I continue to evolve as an artist, I find solace and inspiration in the vibrant and diverse culture of South Korea. Drawing from the rich tapestry of my Korean heritage and the experiences gained during my time in Russia, I seek to create artworks that transcend boundaries, cultures, and languages. I aspire to bridge the gap between different societies, inviting viewers to engage with the universal struggles and triumphs of women and encouraging them to reflect on their own preconceptions and biases.