Yulia Zinshtein born in Philadelphia to Ukrainian parents, Zinshtein relocated to Moscow at the age of 10. Through creating art she felt more connected to her surroundings, for a way to make something permanent in a life full of temporary arrangements. While her younger years were marked by being the Russian in Philadelphia and the American in Moscow, this proved to be fruitful for developing her aesthetic. Her works portray longing and waiting, veiled with the performative act of our identities and desires. With the constant relocation of her life, she finds inspiration in moving around and has currently finished her studies at the Royal College of Arts in London
Solo Exhibitions
2024 "You Are The Sole Actor In Your Life", Bomb Factory, London, UK
Selected Group Exhibitions
2025 "Two", Haricot Gallery, London, UK
2024 "Guilford’s Parlour", It’s A Local Collective,
London, UK
2023 "Up Close and Personal", Haricot Gallery, London, UK
2022 "Clay D. D.", Los Angeles
2020 "A Show of Hands", September Gallery, NY
2018 "Group Show", Baba Yaga, NY
2017 "Planned Parenthood Gala", Pier 36, NY
2016 "Body Talk", Project Gallery Studios, Toronto, Canada
2015 "Feelings Film Festival II", Anthology Film Archives, NY
Curation
2017 "I'm love you", Sleep Center, NY
2016 "Open House", Sleep Center, NY
2016 "Dreams Come True", Sleep Center, NY