Rita Ginzburg (Semerikova) (b. 1985).
Rita is an artist working with photography, natural materials, and slow, tactile processes. She lives between the city and a forest near the Gulf of Finland, where walking and gathering are part of how each work begins.
Her practice is grounded in intuition, focused attention, and natural rhythm. She collects natural materials—wood, fossils, minerals—not for what they represent, but for how they resonate. These objects carry traces of time and transformation and become starting points for photographs or installations that reflect emotional and spiritual states. She is interested in what forms reveal when they are looked at slowly, or held without interpretation.
Rita is drawn to transformations, changes, layering, and pattern—structures shaped by time and repetition. She often uses the language of nature to reflect inner states: stillness, fragmentation, renewal. Her work does not aim to document the visible world, but to make space for what is usually overlooked—subtle presences that hold memory, tension, or clarity, briefly brought into view.
FORTHCOMING EXHIBITIONS:
2025/2026 — Silver Line, Solo
SOLO EXHIBITIONS:
2017 — Dreamland, MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. DIAGHILEV (St Petersburg, Russia)
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS:
2016 — NEVER BLUE, Con Artist Collective Gallery (New York, USA)
2016 — Human Nature, COLORS OF HUMANITY ART GALLERY (Pennsylvania, USA)
2016 — Spatial Spectrum, 011 GALLERY (San Francisco, USA)
2015 — Nowhere & Everywhere, 011 GALLERY (San Francisco, USA)
PUBLICATIONS:
2016 — NEVER BLUE BOOK, ENDLESS EDITENDLESS EDITIONSIONS (New York, USA)
COLLECTION:
MUSEUM OF MODERN ART. DIAGHILEV
The works are situated in various locations, including Delhi (India), New York, Denver, Fort Collins (USA), Helsinki (Finland), Amsterdam (Netherlands), and St Petersburg and Moscow (Russia).