Bio
Eya Ozerova is a Los Angeles based artist, born in the Ukraine. She holds an MFA degree from the Stroganoff University of Applied Arts and Design in Moscow where she developed a new textile art technology she calls “Soft Art” or "non-woven tapestry" on which she wrote a book and gives numerous workshops all over the world. Eya is the winner of the 2009 competition titled “Drawing the Court” (exhibition in Central House of Artist, Moscow) for the portrait of Russian political prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky which she sketched during a series of the courtroom trials. Eya participated in more than twenty personal and group exhibitions including group show "Drawing the court" at Checkpoint Charlie Museum in Berlin, Germany, and also in London, Paris, Rome, New York and Washington D.C. in 2010-2011. Her latest project "Shining Vibrancy" is inspired by the rayonist movement of the early avant garde in which she experiments with rays and rhythms of color combinations.
Main exhibitions
2012 a winner of competition Wearable Art Show in Tacoma, Seattle, USA.
2012 solo exhibition in Bergamot cafe at Bergamot Station, Santa Monica, Ca, USA
2011 group show "Drawing the court", Check point Charlie Museum, Berlin, Germany
2010 Exhibition and discussion in The Library of The Congress USA, Washington DC, USA
2009 a winner of competition "Drawing the Court", exhibition in Central House of Artist, Moscow
2010 "Roma's vacation" group exhibition Dools House, Moscow, Russia
2008 Art & Deco 2008, Manege Gallery, Moscowm Russia
2007 Youth Exhibition of the Moscow Union of Artists, Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, Russia
2006 Solo exhibition, "Saburovo" gallery in Moscow, Russia
2005 Spring Youth Ehxibition of the Moscow Union of Artists, Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, Russia
2004 I I Russian Americans Artists Ehxibition, Pacific Disign Center, LA, CA, USA
2002 "Stars for Defence of Animals", Charity Exhibition, Central Artists House
2001 Topanga Gallery, Group exhibition, LA,CA,USA
2000 Solo in "Arkhangelskoye" Museum, Moscow, Russia
1998 "Nodar Tsegarely And His Students", National Museum of Decorative Art, Moscow
1996 "Atelier Antiques", Soho, NY, New York, USA