Irina Kosheleva is a visual artist based in New York City, whose work weaves painting, sculpture, and spatial installation into a quiet meditation on identity and cultural memory. Through the language of gesture, color, and form, she traces the delicate threads that connect past and present, the sacred and the everyday.

Drawing from the rhythms of cultural heritage and the subtle power of daily rituals, Kosheleva’s practice invites moments of stillness and reflection—where meaning unfolds softly, like a whispered story passed through time. Her art is both a study and a devotion, exploring how memory and identity shift and flow, shaped by history yet open to reimagining. Rooted in both research and poetic sensibility, her work reveals the fragile beauty of belonging and the layered stories hidden within the folds of shared human experience.