Porfiriy Fedorin

Was born in an ordinary family in Moscow. On the same day as Philipp Jakob Siebenpfeiffer. Became interested in art in his early childhood, was keen on painting and music. 

In 2002 studied icon-painting, but didn’t finished the course. However, continued to paint. 

In 2004, took up painting seriously and thoroughly. 

In 2007 joined “PVH” — ‘Just Great Artists’ — art group, consisting of Victor Puzo, Alexey Sergeev and Boris Akimov. As a group member began active exhibition activities in Russia and abroad. 

Since 2010, has been participating in exhibition projects by the ‘artistic sect’ “KOLHUI”. 

Determines his style as “cosmological surrealism”. 

Lives and works in St.-Petersburg. 

Has a wife, a daughter and a cat.

Exhibitions 

• 2008 — “Russian Cosmos”, Zverev Center of Contemporary Art, Moscow
• 2008 — “Piggishness”, 11 Rooms Gallery, Samara
• 2009 — “V tabloid”, Zverev Center of Contemporary Art, Moscow
• 2009 — “F**c”, Peterson Gallery, Moscow
• 2010 — “Old Woman”, Peterson Gallery, Moscow
• 2010 — “Libido”, The Central House of Artists, Moscow
• 2010 — “Sanatorium Arts”, Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val, Moscow
• 2010 — “The Unbearable Freedom of Creativity”, VDNKh, Moscow
• 2011 — “KOLHUI”: exhibition of paintings and objects, Dialogue Exhibition Centre, Veliky Novgorod
• 2011 — “LIBIDO”, La Ruine, Geneva, Switzerland
• 2011 — “Prochor’s Plate”, ChitalCafe, Moscow
• 2012 — “Lazy cabbage rolls”, 180m Gallery, Moscow
• 2012 — “The Triumph of Kaissa. Dedication to Marcel Duchamp”, Tretyakov Gallery on Krymsky Val, Moscow
• 2012 — “Advanced Culture of Living”, Mitki Art Center, St. Petersburg
• 2012 — “Mitki and Space”, The Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics, Moscow
• 2013 — “PVH + SVH”, Bacterium Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine
• 2013 — “Micro Opere In Mostra”, Galleria Vista, Rome, Italy
• 2013 — “Cosmogony”, Do-Gallery, St. Petersburg
• 2014 — “Family Portrait”, Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
• 2014 — “Ablakaty Balalaikina”, Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg
• 2015 — “Cosmogony”, Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg