Kirin Arts

Kirin, also known as Tatiana Vedeneeva, is a multimedia artist and architect leading KIRIN ARTS. Her work focuses on the transformation and expansion of consciousness, merging the physical and metaphysical to create profound experiences.

Her creations go beyond mere objects — they are gateways to other realms. From intricate pictures and ceramic murals to sculptural art-buildings, each piece serves as a portal to the sublime, inviting individuals to explore the depths of their own inner worlds. Through immersive animation and cinematic storytelling, she crafts narratives that dissolve the boundaries of space and spirit, offering glimpses into the mysteries of inner and outer cosmos. Interacting with her work means stepping into a reality where known limits fade, and infinite possibilities unfold.

Notable personal exhibitions, such as "Space, Earth, and Meta-Verses" and "The Mystery of Image and Sound: Singing Universes of Kirin", have been recognized by the Russian Ministry of Culture. 

Participated in various group and solo exhibitions across Russia, Kazakhstan, the UK, and Japan.

Collaborating with the Space Agencies, creating "Space Horses" mural series.

2008-2019: Founded, owned, and served as chief architect of the architectural and construction company "2Arhitektora". 

Since 2014: a member of the Association of Designers of Russia, earning recognition and accolades as a laureate and prize-winner at various exhibitions, including the prestigious "Own Format."

Since 2018: Took ownership of Kirin Ceramics, producing architectural finishes, ceramic murals, art objects, and sculptural buildings.

Since 2019: Founded Kirin Arts, dedicated to the metacultural project "Thater of Invisible", exploring the intersection of human consciousness, art, and science.

Latest exhibitions:

• 2022: Solo exhibition of ceramic murals titled "Ceramics: Earth, Space, and Meta-verses" at the BratashЪ Art Gallery in Samara, Russia.
• 2023: Staged the performance "The Mystery of Image and Sound: Kirin Singing Universes" under support from the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation.
• 2024: "The Dark Side" group exhibition with Boomer Gallery in London.
• February 2025: Group exhibition with the Holy Art Gallery in London.
• April 2025: Group exhibition with the ArtFait gallery in London.
• April 2025: Group exhibition with the Artezaar gallery in the World Art Dubai.