Bio
Katika was born in Hungary in 1989. At the age of 4 she moved with her family to Russia. Her creative path began at age 7.

Katika uses crochet and hand-dyed yarn as her main medium. She works with themes of the sacred, popular, and erotic.

The artist engages the viewer in a dialogue through themes, materials, and techniques. Katika imbues her works with qualities of the familiar, everyday, and "cozy" object, reducing the distance between the viewer and the artwork.

Currently based in Moscow and works at CCA Winzavod.
Education
1
2015
Ural State Academy of Architecture and Arts
2
2022
Open Studios 8 season - Winzavod
Solo Exhibitions
2023
STARs, Larets Gallery, Suzdal, Russia.
2022
Japan, I Love You!, Hitomaruichi Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.

What We Recorded on Cassette, ZDES Gallery, Moscow, Russia.
2021
Outer limits, The Contemporary Art Modern Project Gallery, Miami, USA.
2020
Inside Katika looking out, The Contemporary Art

Modern Project Gallery, Miami, USA.

Electric Yarn, Transformer Booth, Moscow, Russia.

Connections, Innovative Cultural Center, Pervouralsk, Russia.
2017
We Are All Connected, GCSC, Yekaterinburg, Russia.
2016
Attachment, "LES," Moscow, Russia.
2014
Fragments of the face, Hitomaruichi Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
Selected Group Exhibitions
2023
SSS: Today is Saturday Again, Zverev Centre of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia.

Readers of Things, Sol Gallery, Moscow, Russia.

WIN-WIN, Winzavod, Moscow, Russia.

Third Place Art Fair, Saint-Petersburg, Russia.

11 Cosmoscow, Moscow, Russia.

Open.vol 3, Astra gallery, Moscow, Russia.

7th Triennial of Textile Art, Riga, Latvia.

4th Street Art Biennale "Artmosphere," Moscow, Russia.

No Place, Grand Solanka, Moscow, Russia.
2022
Metamorphoses, Cultural Projects Fund "Thursday," Moscow, Russia.

Legend, final exhibition of "OS-8," Winzavod, Moscow, Russia.

Dunbar Layers, Winzavod, Moscow, Russia.

NFT. Acceptance Stage, Gallery ZDES, Moscow, Russia.
2021
ISS-Show, Los Angeles, USA.

SHR: Apprenticeship//Today/Tomorrow,

Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia.

Vlad Mamyshev-Monroe. The Flower-Seven

Colors, Gallery ZDES, Moscow, Russia.
2020
Tretyakov Prize, CSI Factory, Moscow, Russia.

The Body Politique, The Contemporary Art

Modern Project Gallery, Miami, USA.
2017
Thread and Colour, The William Street Gallery, Sydney, Australia.