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Evgeniy Kazannik is a visual artist whose practice brings together expanded image-making, performative sculpture, analogue print processes, and synthesized sound. Trained in photography at the London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, he worked for over fifteen years as a commercial photographer, with commissions and contributions for publications including The Guardian, Financial Times, Wire, NME, Wax Poetics, Shook, and XLR8R.In recent years, Kazannik has shifted away from traditional camera-based techniques to develop a materially driven practice grounded in photograms, lumen printing and other experimental analogue methods. Working across installation, sculpture, sound, and light, he explores how images can operate as physical, temporal, and performative structures rather than fixed representations.
His work engages recurring themes of time, perception, memory, and transformation, creating immersive situations in which subtle shifts in light, material, and resonance shape the viewer’s experience. Kazannik’s work has been exhibited internationally and is included in private and museum collections.