Russian artists took part in the 60th anniversary Venice Biennale 2024. They presented their works alongside foreign artists as part of the unique project "Art Unites the World. Humanity and Space", organised by Oksana Bogo, Marianna Gnezdilova and Alexander Filippov.
The exhibition, dedicated to the role of man in the Universe and the search for ways to preserve peace and civilisation, featured works by 40 outstanding artists from 15 countries, including Mexico, Peru, Iran, Japan, China, Pakistan, South Korea, France, Italy, Spain, Ireland, Germany, USA and North Macedonia, in seven rooms of the Palazzo Pisani Revedin.
The main idea of the project "Art Unites the World" is that the highest value in the universe is humanity and its ability to preserve and transmit historical heritage and experiences from generation to generation. The project emphasises the importance of bringing people together through art, which can overcome language barriers and unite people of different nationalities, religions and cultural traditions.

The project "Art Unites the World. Humanity and Space" was supported by a special video installation "The Firsts", created with the participation of Channel One and Konstantin Ernst. Visitors to the exhibition were able to see exclusive footage from the set of Klim Shipenko's film "Challenge" - the first film in history to be shot in space in zero gravity. The exposition was also supplemented by a fijital triptych by Italian artist Enzo Rosamilia, dedicated to cult personalities who contributed to the development of Russian cosmonautics - Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereshkova, as well as the first "space" actress Yulia Peresild. 

Also in the project "Art Unites the World. Mankind and the Cosmos" was attended by famous Russian artists Ekaterina Bogdanova, Dima Sukhov, TATLINU, Daria Russkikh, Victoria Voltegrova, Vladimir Martynov, Marina Stupnikova, Viktor Yaichnikov, Alyona Sycheva, Max Lyutov, Elena Bolotskikh and Irina Kovalevskaya.

Artexpo New York is a vintage exhibition that calls itself the world's largest fine art exhibition.

The fair is very popular. Therefore, it attracts hundreds of famous galleries, interesting artists, international collectors and art lovers. The exhibition showcases a diverse collection of unique and exciting works of art.
One work titled "Bordeaux" by Daria Russkih was featured in the exhibition.
Artexpo New York is a must-see event in the New York cultural calendar to brighten up the spring season.

    From 17 to 21 April, artist Darya Russkikh will present her stand at the Art Moscow fair of contemporary, classical and jewellery art. She will show her new project, which is dedicated to the theme of the search for happiness and its meaning.
   Darya Russkikh's artistic research has become a response to the main idea of the fair. This year it is called "Co-Being" and invites to reflect on the interaction and coexistence of different contexts, values, art forms in our big world, as well as on culture as a whole as an important space for dialogue between these entities.
    Daria Russkikh talks about all kinds of relationships between people and happiness, about our perception of this human value. As a multidisciplinary artist, Daria has speculated on this topic through different mediums.
   What neural networks think about the search for happiness and how they imagine it - the first series includes prints generated together with artificial intelligence. This is a new direction in the artist's abstract art, which explores different creative approaches, abstract type of thinking and fantastic visual effects that have become a recognisable feature of the visual style of neural networks.
   Another series of works continues the exploration of visual effects and the theme of happiness. We see the future and dreams vaguely, as if under a veil or haze. Therefore, in this series, abstractions are hidden from us under a murky glass that blurs the image. The titles of the paintings capture the vague emotions and situations that come over us during our search for happiness - "Inner Flight", "Premonition", "Hope for the Future", "Moving Forward".
   Daria Russkikh's more classical abstractions - paintings and sculptures - round off the exhibition. They are inspired by an inner dialogue about what happiness is.

 Established in 2006, Red Dot Miami has grown to become the ultimate destination for fine art industry professionals and contemporary art enthusiasts who collectively seek a more accessible experience with exhibits showcasing the world's most progressive portfolios by some of today's elite artists, galleries, and emerging talents. The show is part of Miami Art Week, held every December in the city’s art district at the same time as Art Basel - Miami Beach. With over 70 booths, including emerging and established names, this 5-day premier event includes Art Labs, talks, workshops etc. The show is organized by Redwood Media Group, the parent company of Redwood Art Group. Founded in 2009, RMG is the USA’s leader in exhibitions and event production, media, and marketing for the global fine art community.

On April 18, 2023, in Gostiny Dvor, the painting “Sophistication” was presented in collaboration with the Ya Group company by Ruslan Glyantsev with a handmade fireplace “Mikula Selyaninovich and Volga Svyatoslavovich”, stylized as majolica. In 2022, this art object was shown in the New Tretyakov Gallery at the exhibition of Mikhail Vrubel, also by the director of the concept store "Items" Madina Gumerova @dom_predmety_msk, and the brand ARCHIPÉLAGO
The curator was Elena Ivanova, designer and founder of the Two Interior project.

As part of the World Art Dubai 2023 exhibition at the Dubai World Trade Center, from March 9 to 12, the complete series of works "Inner Planet" was displayed at booth LA02. The project includes nine (9) works, in which the artist combines the classical technique of abstract painting with elements of augmented reality.
The event was attended by famous celebrities and bloggers, including Dina Nemtsova, Dusya Bubel, Natalya Tkacheva, Lara Tabet, Ekaterina Sergeeva and others.

 The purpose of the art project is to inspire viewers to live their own experience and discover in themselves that planet of happiness hidden from prying eyes in a secluded corner, to come close to the fulcrum. The exhibition featured the most iconic paintings from the series "My Inner Planet" and "Synonymous with Humanity"

 My painting “Silence” was sold at the Rotary gala auction. The money was donated to charity.

Public art as a direction of contemporary art is a multi-format and at the same time harmonious form that combines 4 spaces: the street, the gallery, the space of the work itself and the boundaries of the viewer's perception. The work "Balance" is an ode to the harmony of natural phenomena. In our time, we often forget the primary and natural dimensions of the environment and its new context seems unfamiliar to us. The Balance public art object preserves the purity of form and the harmony of the image, as nature non-verbally does, correctly determining the aesthetics of textures and colors, allowing you to remove the extra noise of the city bustle. To see the harmony and balance of nature in the nature of a noisy city is to learn to speak in compromises, with the problems that a person encounters when invading the zone of Nature.