Lines of Correspondence
Elsewhere/ Invasive species
Natalja Vikulina is a London-based artist and researcher, working across a variety of disciplines in visual art , including (but not limited to) photography, moving image, installation, drawing, and recently also VR. Her practice addresses such issues as politics of the place, memory and identity. Mixing sometimes idiosyncratic and poetical, sometimes documentary approach, she investigates complex relationships that exist between perception of the objects and its representations, between “the real” and “ the artificial”. Natalja Vikulina actively exhibits both in the UK (Centrala gallery, Birmingham; London Design Festival , Multimedia Anthropology Lab, London, Willesden gallery, London) and internationally (Philosophicum, Basel; National Centre for ContemporaryArt, Nizhny Novgorod; Museum of Public Sculpture, St Petersburg; Shyryaevo Biennial of Contemporary Art, Samara, Baltic Nights International Forum, Riga). She has been an artist-researcher in residence at the National Centre of Contemporary Art (Nizhny Novgorod , 2016, 2017). Her work has been published in books and catalogues, including recent publications Tragedy in the Corner (Ad Marginem, 2018) and Art Territory of London (Arka, 2020) and features in the collection of the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. She also regularly gives artist talks and participates in research conferences.Natalja Vikulina holds an MPhil in Visual Communication from the Royal College of Art. To get in touch please mail: natalja.vikulina[@]network.rca.ac.uk