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a.soboleva.photo@gmail.com
a.soboleva.photo@gmail.com
Anastasia Soboleva born 1989, Kostroma, Russia.
Lives in Reutov, Moscow Region.
Education:
Education:
2016-2018 — New Artistic Strategies. ICA, Moscow.
2011-2013 — Photography (the studio of Sergey Sonin and Elena Samorodova, later in the studio of Rauph Mamedov). British Higher School of Art and Design, Moscow.
2011-2013 — Photography (the studio of Sergey Sonin and Elena Samorodova, later in the studio of Rauph Mamedov). British Higher School of Art and Design, Moscow.
Workshops:
2018 — Yorgos Sapountzis' workshop "Material?!" at Salzburg International Summer Academy of Fine Arts.
2018 — Jason Fullford's workshop "Visual Language: How Pictures Speak to Each Other" at International Summer School of Photography (ISSP), Latvia.
2017 — Peter Puklus workshop. Lumiere Centre of Photography. Moscow.
2017 — Akina Books' (Alex Bocchetto and Valentina Abenavoli) workshop "Photobook Process" at FUAM Project Istanbul, Turkey.
2016 — Alejandro Chaskielberg's workshop "Documentary Experiments: Photographing day, night and in between" at International Summer School of Photography (ISSP), Latvia.
2018 — Jason Fullford's workshop "Visual Language: How Pictures Speak to Each Other" at International Summer School of Photography (ISSP), Latvia.
2017 — Peter Puklus workshop. Lumiere Centre of Photography. Moscow.
2017 — Akina Books' (Alex Bocchetto and Valentina Abenavoli) workshop "Photobook Process" at FUAM Project Istanbul, Turkey.
2016 — Alejandro Chaskielberg's workshop "Documentary Experiments: Photographing day, night and in between" at International Summer School of Photography (ISSP), Latvia.
Since November 2017 – one of the artists of APXIV group – self-organised group of artists and artist-run space in Moscow, since 2012 – part of Troyka Union – female group of documentary photographers investigating Russia.
Awards:
2019 — Kassel Dummy Award, short list (Tear Line project).
2017 — Istanbul Photobook Festival Dummy Book Award, short list (Tear Line project).
2017 — Young Photography Award hosted by Fotodepartament (Tear Line project).
Selected for portfolio review at Plat(t)form 2019, Fotomuseum Winterthur, Switzerland.