About
Irina Razumovskaya is a London-based artist whose practice explores female identity, cultural memory, and diaspora. Rooted in material and form, her hand-built ceramic sculptures weave historical references into pieces that embody resilience, reimagining decay as a site of beauty and transformation.
Razumovskaya holds degrees from the Saint Petersburg State Academy of Art and Design (BA, MFA) and the Royal College of Art (MA), where she currently serves as an Associate Lecturer. Her work has been exhibited internationally, with solo presentations at Cromwell Place and Officine Saffi, and notable group shows at Sotheby’s Stockholm and Nilufar Gallery during Milan Design Week.
A winner of the First Prize at the Westerwald Museum, she has been recognized by the LOEWE Craft Prize, the Mino Ceramic Competition, and the Faenza Prize. Her sculptures are held in prestigious global collections, including Chatsworth House, the Mashiko Museum of Ceramic Art, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Lyon.
