BIO
Kirill Kto is a cult figure in Moscow's street art subculture, and has contributed to it not only through his diverse artistic practice, but also as one of the few theorists and curators of street art. Lebedev was involved in street art as part of the Zachem? collective (2002-2009) and No Future Forever collective (2005-2009). He co-organised Pasha 183's posthumous solo show Our Work is a Feat! at Moscow Museum of Modern Art (2014); initiated and oversaw the first street art prize in Russia, Street Contribution (2013); and co-curated the Wall project at Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art (2010–2013). Lives and works in Moscow.
WORKS
Altered (ruined/improved) someone else's work
2021
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
120х70 cm
Untitled
2022
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
130х90 cm
K****
2022
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
90х50 cm
From the series "Cut-out Eyes"
2021
photography, 30x40 cm
From the series "Cut-out Eyes"
2021
photography, 30x40 cm
37 Samurai, 138 Parrots
2020
acrylic on canvas, 100x50 cm
The Sad Puts A Mask Of The Fun, Hoping That The Mask Will Stick To It
2019
acrylic on canvas, 150x200 cm
Someone (Kto) Is Also Sometimes No one
2017
acrylic on canvas, 100х70 cm
Perhaps, This Work (Like Many Others) Was Made In Order To Be Distracted And Not To Do The Rest (What Is Really Necessary)
2016
acrylic on canvas, 90x50 cm
(D)I(NOSAUR) was here
2018
acrylic on canvas
110x60 cm
Attempt to Compensate
2019
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
60x100 cm
Read twice and grasp ones
2021
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
80x40 cm
What kind of street artist are you IF YOU ARE STILL NOT REPRESENTED BY ANY GALLERY
2021
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
56х56 cm
will you have the nerve to throw it away, when you are suddenly (at last) fed up with it?
2016
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
200x150 cm
The Swan Lake, The Dying Swan, a swansong
2022
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
80x50 cm
Cats VS Dogs
2022
acrylic on canvas, mixed media
90x50 cm
CV
GALLERY
EXHIBITIONS
All is clear to All


11.03 – 03.04.2023
I didn't Recognize You Either /


22.03 – 14.04.2019