Marina Fomenko is a multidisciplinary artist and curator working with video art, experimental documentary, AI-generated imagery, and installation. Her work is rooted in close observation of the unnoticed rhythms of everyday life, the fragility of memory, and a deep concern for ecological loss. Using found materials and footage, she creates poetic environments where discarded fragments gain new life. Through her films and installations, she explores time, social complexity and human conditions.
Fomenko is the founder and curator of the Now&After video art festival and curates media art exhibitions.
AI
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of AI creations. These works push the boundaries of artistic expression, utilizing artificial intelligence to generate unique visual and auditory experiences. Here, technology becomes a muse—shaping new forms of beauty, meaning, and poetic exploration.
This collection of videos and documentaries is grounded in careful observation and poetic inquiry. Using everyday imagery and found footage, these films offer intimate, insightful perspectives on contemporary life and the world around us revealing meaning in what is often overlooked or forgotten.