ANIA PSENITSNIKOVA
ANIA PSENITSNIKOVA is a visual and performance artist and curator. Born in Estonia, studied philology at St Petersburg Institute of Humanitarian Studies at Herzen University; independent studies of vocal music, piano (with Natalia Uchitel, Olga Skorbyachenskaya and Michail Tsigutkin), violin and guitar; foundation in art at Fareham College and a BA in Performance and Visual Art (dance pathway) at the University of Brighton (2008-2011). She has traveled and learned butoh dance with Masaki Iwana, Daisuke Yoshimoto, Moeno Wakamatsu and Flavia Ghisalberti.
She has studied the teaching of contortion with Irina Vaschenko, studied ballet independently (with Ludmila Karpenko and Iryna Seletskaya), worked as a qualified aerial dance teacher and artist since 2011 and bodywork therapist since 2015. Between 2015 to the present she has collaborated with the post-activist and anti-militarist Rodina Group of artists, co-curating seven exhibitions in four countries, exploring the censorship phenomenon and participating in performances and events, include the Party of the Dead project, a satire of current Russian politics, and the Grow and Decay ecological festival in Estonia.
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