Natalia
Tsvetkova
(b.21.01.1975), Saint Petersburg, Russia.
Textile
Artist, Doctor of Art,
Lecturer
of Saint Petersburg Academy of Art & Design.
Since
2000. - member of Union of Russian Designers.
Since
2001. - member of European Textile Network (ETN).
Phones
+7-812-935-98-91, +7-812-580-01-85
Fax +7-812-584-04-52
E-mail
ts_natali@mail.ru
Web
site http://www.tsvetkovaart.narod.ru
1999.
– graduated Saint Petersburg Academy of Art
& Design,
as a Textile Designer.
1999
– 2002. –
Post-graduate course of Saint Petersburg Academy of Art
& Design.
2006.
Prize
of competition "Japan Textile Contest 2006" for the
decorative fabric "Winter Sky" (Ichinomiya, Tokyo, Japan).
2005.
Prize
of competition "Japan Textile Contest 2005" for the
decorative fabric "The Night Sea" (Ichinomiya, Tokyo, Japan).
2004.
Honorable
mention of competition "Japan Textile Contest 2004" for the
decorative fabric "Is spring coming?" (Ichinomiya, Tokyo,
Japan).
2004.
First
Prize of "Openfolio Design Awards 2004"
http://www.openfolio.com/users/nataliatsvetkova
(internet
design competition, organized by Northumbria
University of Northumbria, United Kingdom).
2003. Prize
of the Industrial Forum Design 2003 for the complex of decorative
fabrics "Anticipating of Winter" (Hannover, Germany).
2003.First
prize of international competition FIDEXPO 2003 (Best accessories for
the interior in nomination "New Names") for the decorative
fabrics "Rain", "Golden" and "Mountain River"
(Saint-Petersburg, Russia).
2002.
Honorable mention of competition "Nagoya Design Do! 2002"
for the decorative fabric "Snow" (Nagoya, Japan).
1999.
Prize of the competition "Muses of Saint-Petersburg" for the
triptych "Tapestry Remake" (Saint-Petersburg, Russia).
Natalia
Tsvetkova works on the hand loom and makes tapestries. She embodies in
textile her own impressions & tries to show their fragility and
transitory. Natalia’s works there are in galleries, public interiors
& private collections of Russia, Japan, Finland, Switzerland, Sweden,
England, America, Canada. Her textile designs are used in factory
production.
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