Bio:
Roman Tverdokhlebov (b. 1987) is an multidisciplinary artist working with ceramics, sculpture, mosaic, and installation. His practice explores themes of digital memory, post-industrial heritage, archaeology, and memetics.
In 2022, he presented his first solo exhibition, Museum of Post-Apocalyptic Archaeology, at Cube Moscow. He has participated in group shows such as Come Back Home at the Institute of Russian Realistic Art and Fixing the Meaning at the Gorky Park Museum with Cube Moscow.
Tverdokhlebov has also contributed to major public art projects as part of artistic collectives, including the ceiling mural at the Lefortovo metro station and the reconstruction of bas-reliefs at the Volga Region pavilion at VDNKh.
His works are held in private collections and in the collection of the Andrey Voznesensky Museum.
Education:
2006-2012 Graduated from Moscow State Academic Art Institute named by VI. Surikov, Master's degree in Sculpture by professor Pereyaslavets M.V. / Moscow, Russia
2001-2005 Graduated from Moscow Academic Art Lyceum by the Russian Academy of Arts with specialisation in sculpture / Moscow, Russia