Kseniya Oudenot lives and works in London, UK.
Trained in academic painting, Kseniya moved to the UK to study Performance Design at Central Saint Martins College, University of the Arts London. Her early design career creations utilised high tech materials and were exhibited in the Science Museum in London, the Science Gallery in Dublin. Kseniya is a multi-award-winning designer with works ranging from art to theatre, costumes and high fashion.
Hailed as the “Best New Talent” by The Wall Street Journal, Vogue and many other publications, Kseniya is now focusing on creating fine art.
She is currently undergoing a research study at the Royal College of Art, exploring the relationship between thought, perception and the visual language of the pattern. She is interested in how internal cognitive processes materialise in physical forms, and how these forms through repetition, structure, or disruption mirror the societal patterns. Her work draws inspiration from natural phenomena such as bird flight formations, sacred geometry, and aerial landscapes. These sources serve not only as aesthetic references but as metaphors for systems of knowledge, order, and interconnection. She often embeds text and symbols within her work, sometimes visible, sometimes hidden to allude to the coded nature of language and thought. Words in her work function less as direct communication and more as signposts, triggers, or echoes of mental states.
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