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Biography

Originally from Riga.

Since 2025, based in Valencia, Spain.
2024–2025, based in Belgrade, Serbia.
2012–2024, based in Galle, Sri Lanka.

EDUCATION
Free Workshops, Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), Moscow, Russia
Degree in Psychology, Perm State Pedagogical University, Perm, Russia
Industrial Design, International School of Design, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Art College, Perm, Russia

SELECTED SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2025 Submarine, Nordistica Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia
2025 The Home I Always Carry with Me, Vagon Gallery, Bosnia and Herzegovina
2023 Second Childhood, Fernando Gallery, Colombo, Sri Lanka
2019 Green, Fort Printers, Galle, Sri Lanka

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS AND PROJECTS
2026 TARGET Prize 2026 finalist, Timelessness
2025 The Alphabet of Nudity, Dr Robot Gallery, Valencia, Spain
2025 The Path, RADIONICA project, Street Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia
2024 The Gift to Inner Child, Arte Laguna Prize finalist exhibition, Arsenale, Venice, Italy
2023 Stolen Childhood, Mixer Festival, Belgrade, Serbia
2021 Sounds Like Home, SOMArts, San Francisco, USA
2020 Submarines, Park Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2019 Picturesque Russia, curated by Vitaly Patsyukov, Zurab Tsereteli Art Gallery, Moscow, Russia

SELECTED RESIDENCIES
2025 KC Grad Artist Residency, Belgrade, Serbia — research project Second Childhood
2018 Dukley Art Residency, Kotor, Montenegro

AWARDS AND NOMINATIONS
2026 Finalist, TARGET Prize, painting category
2024 Finalist, Arte Laguna Prize, Venice, Italy — The Gift to Inner Child

COLLECTIONS
Artist book The Home I Always Carry with Me, collection of the Yekaterinburg Museum of Contemporary Art, Russia

SELECTED TALKS AND PUBLICATIONS
2025 Artist talk and book discussion, The Home I Always Carry with Me, The Book Embodiment Laboratory, Belgrade Photo Month, RADIONICA Gallery, Belgrade, Serbia
2020 Inside, performance included in CoronART, Berlin, Germany

She works professionally under the name Anastasia Saut and occasionally uses the shortened form Ana Saut. Her exhibitions and publications prior to 2023 may appear under the name Anastasia Georgievskaya.
Text by an art historian

"Anastasia art works are historically and plastically connected to the birth of her child, to the change of her psyche, physiology and life mission. The unique space of her artistic matter testifies to the artist's special ecological creative method, but at the same time it brings back the memory of the childhood of all living things, the nature of the invisible borders that pass between the physical and the ideal world, between the emotional and poetic point of view and the intellectual comprehension of visual experiences. Capturing the metaphorical topography of personal life space, Ana connects it to the viewer with all traces of her dramas, hopes and blissful insights. The artist harmonizes her personal unstable equilibrium by transforming the experience of a radically determined being into a historical universality."

Vitaly Patsyukov
Art historian, curator, author of theoretical studies in the field of contemporary art