Publications
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Exhibitions
and Festivals
2025: "NOME", global manifestation
2025: "NOME", Museum LV, exhibition
2024: “FRAGILE”, Art Riga Photofair, photo exhibition
2024: “Toilet Paper Man”, short film, TBA
2021: "PANIC", Short Film, Official Selection at the Annecy International Film Festival - Riga International Film Festival - Best Short Film - Director, Screenwriter
2019: "Mr.K", Short Film - Director, Screenwriter
2018: Featured Artist at Sotheby's Artist Quarterly, Vienna - Exhibition
2017: "Interdependence of Development", Performance during the Impulstanz Festival at the Leopold Museum, Vienna
2017: "Soulcash", Short Film, 2nd place at the CIUDAD DE MÉXICO International Film
Festival (Official Selection, Mexico City, Mexico)
2017: "Soulcash", Short Film, Official Selection at the 11th FIRST International Film Festival, Xining (China)
2017: "Soulcash", Short Film, Cannes Film Festival - Golden Elephant - Best Experimental Short Film - Director, Screenwriter
2017: "Egomorphosis", Exhibition at the Odesa Museum of Modern Art, Ukraine
2016: Art Riga Fair 2016
2016: New Art Auction, 21er Haus, Vienna
2016: Parallel Art Exhibition, Vienna
2016: "Egomorphosis", Tsereteli Art Gallery, Moscow - Exhibition
2016: "Egomorphosis", Short Film, Cannes Film Festival SFC - Director, Screenwriter
2016: "Orlando", Exhibition at the History Museum, Kyiv, Ukraine
2015: "Before I", Urban Art Center, Riga - Exhibition
2014: "Live Ladies", Improvisational Performance
2014: "Live Ladies" ("Spending Time in Place"), Riga - Performance
2012: "fAll in 12", Fabrika Restaurant, Riga - Exhibition
2012: Wine Studio Gallery, Riga - Exhibition
2011: Art Space Gallery, Riga - Exhibition
2007 - 2016: Dailes Theatre, Riga, Latvia - Actress
About the
artist
Some of Elina Maligina’s work has gained international recognition, including features at Sotheby’s Young Art Auction, Annecy International Animated Film Festival, and a live showcase at the Leopold Museum in Vienna.
With over 15 years of experience in the performing and visual arts, she has completed more than 50 large-scale projects, spanning various disciplines. Her work includes the book Panic, the typeface design HomoType, the photography collection Fragile, the drawing series Eggmood, and live performances such as Development of Interdependence. She has also created audiovisual works like Flesh Flesh, Soulcash, Toilet Paper Man, Project Icon, and the animation film Panic.
Her art has been showcased at prestigious events and institutions, including Cannes Film Festival, Vienna Contemporary Art Fair, Monaco Art Fair, Riga IFF, 21er Haus, Sotheby’s Artist Quarterly, and Impulstanz Festival. With over 100 artworks sold, she continues to establish herself on the international stage.
Currently, Elina's primary focus is the NOME project, which explores society’s overwhelming obsession with information, status, and material excess. At its core, NOME represents the "inner eye"—a call to rediscover authenticity, freedom, and self-awareness in a world that often disconnects us from our true selves.
About the
artist
Some of Elina Maligina’s work has gained international recognition, including features at Sotheby’s Young Art Auction, Annecy International Animated Film Festival, and a live showcase at the Leopold Museum in Vienna.
With over 15 years of experience in the performing and visual arts, she has completed more than 50 large-scale projects, spanning various disciplines. Her work includes the book Panic, the typeface design HomoType, the photography collection Fragile, the drawing series Eggmood, and live performances such as Development of Interdependence. She has also created audiovisual works like Flesh Flesh, Soulcash, Toilet Paper Man, Project Icon, and the animation film Panic.
Her art has been showcased at prestigious events and institutions, including Cannes Film Festival, Vienna Contemporary Art Fair, Monaco Art Fair, Riga IFF, 21er Haus, Sotheby’s Artist Quarterly, and Impulstanz Festival. With over 100 artworks sold, she continues to establish herself on the international stage.
Currently, Elina's primary focus is the NOME project, which explores society’s overwhelming obsession with information, status, and material excess. At its core, NOME represents the "inner eye"—a call to rediscover authenticity, freedom, and self-awareness in a world that often disconnects us from our true selves.