KsanTiininiKivet

KsanTiininiKivet is a contemporary art collective known for its experimental approach to sculpture and installation. The group, formed in 2018, comprises artists Anya Sharma, Kenji Tanaka, and Valentina Petrova, each bringing a diverse background in fine arts, architecture, and digital media to their collaborative projects. Their work often explores themes of urban decay, technological obsolescence, and the ephemeral nature of memory.

The collective's artistic process is characterized by a deep engagement with found materials and unconventional fabrication techniques. They frequently incorporate salvaged industrial components, discarded electronics, and natural elements into their sculptures, creating pieces that are both visually striking and conceptually layered. KsanTiininiKivet's installations often transform entire spaces, utilizing light, sound, and kinetic elements to immerse viewers in their constructed environments.

KsanTiininiKivet has exhibited internationally, with notable shows at galleries and art fairs in Berlin, Tokyo, and New York. Their works are held in private collections and have been featured in various art publications. The collective continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art, consistently developing new methodologies and thematic explorations in their ongoing practice.