Aleksandra Ioileva

I am constantly learning new things and discovering different areas of art and design. My creative path began with classical traditional techniques (such as oil painting, etching, woodcut, etc.). But then I independently and with the help of courses learned animation, 3D modeling and the basics of programming. I regularly take refresher courses, learn new programs and follow the latest trends. Here is an incomplete list of computer programs that I use in my work:

• Adobe Photoshop,
• Figma,
• Adobe Illustrator,
• Adobe AfterEffects,
• Adobe In Design,
• Adobe Premier,
• Adobe Flash,
• Adobe Dreamweaver,
• ZBrush,
• 3ds Max,
• Keyshot.

In addition, I am gradually improving my knowledge of programming languages ​​(html, css, JavaScript, ActionScript), and I also use software tools for project management (for example, Jira, Smartsheet or Confluence).

I regularly go to plein airs and participate in exhibitions. At the moment, I have more than 30 exhibitions, not only in different cities of Russia, but also in different countries. For example, the President of France once visited my exhibition in Bougival (a suburb of Paris). You can read about this incident and many other events in my in my blog (available only in Russian).
Exhibitions in which I participated:

• “The "Illustration and Printing Art” Department. 10 years of Creativity” in the Russian State Children's Library. The exhibition presents the best works of students for the last 10 years, 2013;
• “"Modern" Style in Young Artist’s Understanding” in the house of merchant V.D. Nosov, 2013;
• “Dreams about something greater” in the Ukrainian Literature Library in Moscow, 2014;
• “The Dot, Line, Stroke” in the "Garden Ring" Museum, 2013;
• “The Artist and the Book - 2015” in the Moscow House of Artists on Kuznetsky Most;
• Young Artists Exhibition at Kuznetsky Most 2015;
• “Music of Petr Tchaikovsky in Young Artist’s Understanding” (on the anniversary of Petr Tchaikovsky) in Klin town in the Exhibition Hall of the Karapaev, 2015;
• “Everything should be perfectly in Human” for the anniversary of A.P. Chekhov in the mansion of the merchant V.D. Nosov, 2015;
• “From Sokolniki to Gorky Park ... by subway” in the "Sokol" depot as part of an art project for the 80th anniversary of Moscow subway, 2015;
• “Cinema as a barometer of the time” in the Cinema House, 2016;
• “Mosgrafikart - 2016” in the Moscow House of Artists on Kuznetsky Most, 2016;
• Young Artists Exhibition at Kuznetsky Most 2017;
• “All colors of China - a view from Russia” in the Chinese cultural center;
• “Bowing to the house, the garden and the young oak tree” in Orel;
• “Along the Imperial Route” in the Slavic Literature and Culture Foundation, 2018;
• “SUR LES PAS DE TOURGUÉNIEV” (following Turgenev’s tracks) in Bougival, France, 2018;
• “Dedicated to Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev”  in the Russian Library of Foreign Literature of M.I. Rudomino, 2018;
• “Dedicated to Ivan Sergeyevich Turgenev”  in the library of I.S. Turgenev, 2018
• Young Artists Exhibition at Kuznetsky Most 2019;
• “With an easel on Kuskovo” in the museum-estate Kuskovo, 2019;
• “Anton Chekhov and the heroes of his books” in the Chekhov Cultural Center, 2021;
• “For you, master!” in the Bulgakov House Museum-Theater, 2021;
• “Everyone should love life first of all”»  in the Russian Library of Foreign Literature of M.I. Rudomino, 2021;
• “How I want to live, I can’t, but how I can, I don’t want to…” in the museum-reserve of A. N. Ostrovsky “Schelykovo”, 2023;
• “Inspired by Ostrovsky” at the Maly Theater, 2023;
• “Dedication to the Cathedral” in the Elokhov Epiphany Cathedral, 2023;
• “How I want to live, I can’t, but how I can, I don’t want to…”  in the Russian Library of Foreign Literature of M.I. Rudomino, 2023;
• "Volga. Picturesque sunrises and sunsets" in the Russian Library of Foreign Literature of M.I. Rudomino, 2023;
• “How I want to live, I can’t, but how I can, I don’t want to…”  in the house of merchant V.D. Nosov, 2023;
• “Pushkin, Lermontov - era and time” in the Lyublino estate museum, 2024;
• “Pushkin, Lermontov - era and time” in the A.S. Pushkin library, 2024;
• "Dedication to Chekhov" in the exhibition space of library No. 130, 2025.