Rudychev Natalia
Awards and Achievements
– 2022 PX3 Le Prix de la Photographie Paris Honorable Mention
– Aeonian Alternative Photography Magazine selected artist for the month of July 2022
– 18th Julia Margaret Cameron Award Honorable Mention
– Dek Unu Fine Art Photography Magazine featured portfolio artist for the month of March 2022
– Aeonian Alternative Photography Magazine selected artist for the month of January 2022
– The Hand magazine back cover, issue 35, 2021
– Juror's Selection, HOW DO YOU FEEL WHEN I KISS YOU GOOD NIGHT, New York Center for Photographic Art, 2021
– Third Place Winner, National Council on Aging AGING AS ART photo contest, 2021
– Bronze Award, Editorial/Personality, 2020 International Tokyo Foto Award
– Honorable Mention, 8th Matsuyama Photo-Haiku Contest, 2019, Japan
– Touchstone Distinguished Book Award Shortlist, Simple Gifts (photography/haiku) book, 2018
– Master Haiga Artist Award, World Haiku Association, 2009, Japan
– Editor’s Choice Haiga, Moonset, Autumn/Winter, 2009
– First Place Winner, 57th World Haiku Association Haiga Contest, 2008, Japan
– Winner, The Third Annual Heron’s Nest Illustration Contest, 2007
– Honorable Mention, Fine Art Photography, 2007 International Photography Award
– Winner, 39th World Haiku Association Haiga Contest, 2006, Japan
– Winner, Lexicon Cover Design Contest, 2005
Exhibitions
Solo:
2019 – Poetry of Nature, Resobox Art Gallery, New York
2018 – Nichibei Exchange Haiku, Photo, Haiga, New York
2013– Window Display Design, Highland Park, IL
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2023 – The Curated Fridge Spring Exhibition
2023 – Equinox Exhibition, Incubator Studio Gallery, NY
2023 – Analog Forever Magaze “Elemental”
2023 – LADYLIKE Women's History Month Festival, NY
2022 – Holiday Art Show. Gallery 128, New York
2022 – ikona.nft Miracle portfolio presentation, online
2022 – Barcelona Foto Biennale, Spain
2022 – Annual Photography Exhibition, Salmagundi, Rockwell Gallery, New York
2022 – Art Photography Exhibition curated by ARTDOC Photography Magazine
2022 – OTHER WAYS OF SEEING - Alternative Processes in Photography, Culture LAB, LIC at the Plaxall Gallery
2021 – Westbeth Winter Show, Westbeth Gallery, New York
2021 – Float Photo Magazine - Photo But Not Photo exhibition, online
2021 – Personal is Political, Brooklyn Art Cave, New York
2021 – EDITION 365, New Art City Exhibition
2021 – Lens Based Art Exhibition, ARTDOC Magazine
2021 – Serendipitous Eye Exhibition, LightBox Photographic Gallery, Astoria, OR
2021 – The Print Swap, Curated Exhibition, Foley Gallery, NYC
2021 – PRIDE, Culture LAB LIC Plaxall Gallery, Queens, NY
2021 – National Competition Winners, Soho Photo Gallery, New York
2021 – Focus: Portraiture exhibition, Black Box Gallery, Portland, Oregon
2021 – MONO-KROMATIK exhibition, Praxis Gallery & Photographic Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2021 – Marshmallow Fluff exhibition, Praxis Gallery & Photographic Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2020 – Narratives, Praxis Gallery & Photographic Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2020 – A Show of Hands Gallery (online) through Don't Take Pictures magazine
2020 – A Light in the Darkness, Las Laguna Gallery, Laguna Beach, CA
2020 – Open Theme Exhibition, Praxis Gallery & Photographic Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2020 – Group Show, BBA, Berlin, Germany
2020 – Quarantine Project, Praxis Gallery & Photographic Arts Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota
2020 – International Abstract Exhibition, The Glasgow Gallery of Photography, Glasgow, UK
2019 – The Westbeth Winter Show, Westbeth Art Gallery, New York
2019 – Disrupting the Male Gaze, Cargo Project Gallery, New York
Natalia L Rudychev is an award-winning New York and Paris based photographer, multidisciplinary artist (writer, performer, print maker) and curator.
Education:
PhD ABD in Philosophy of Art, Duquesne University
Fulbright Junior Faculty Development Program, Texas A&M
She is best known for her work with the aesthetics of wabi-sabi.
Natalia’s work has been exhibited in New York at Foley Gallery, Soho Photo Gallery, Culture Lab LIC, Westbeth Art Gallery, Brooklyn Art Cave, Cargo Project Gallery, as well as in Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Portland and internationally in Berlin, Barcelona, Glasgow and Tokyo where her work on sustainability was awarded the Bronze Prize.
Her work is in the public collections of the California State Library, Haiku Literature Museum in Japan and Duquesne University Library. Her haiku photo books have been awarded. She is a Fulbright Scholar, a member of The Photo Group, a poet, a dancer, and studied Philosophy of Art in the PHD program at Duquesne University.
“Growing Together” print series communicate diverse interconnections between humans and the environment. The hands in the midst, touching and shaping leaves symbolize dynamic ways in which we impact the world around us. The leaves surrounding and printed on hands as well as arranged to represent real and imaginary creatures symbolize how nature affects our emotional, physical, and social well-being.
The images of hands are created by running the ink through handmade serigraphic stencils. The impressions of leaves are unique mono prints of plants collected in urban parks. Merging printing techniques produces unpredictable results reflective of the complex human-nature interactions.
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