EVA HELKI                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                 



Eva Helki (b. 1993, St. Petersburg) is a Helsinki-based artist working across painting, installation, and mixed media.



ARTIST STATEMENT

In a world often marked by tension and disconnection, I seek to open a space for dialogue. Through art, I explore my own path toward understanding and empathy, transforming personal experience into a shared visual language. I hope that by revealing these reflections, others might find common ground and enter into meaningful conversation. Through diverse mediums, I invite viewers to bring their perspectives, challenge assumptions, and discover the quiet beauty within our differences.



EDUCATION

2012 - 2020 Repin Academy of Arts, St.-Petersburg (MFA)

2017 - 2018 École des Beaux-Arts, Paris (exchange program)




SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2024 Love Somewhere, Yö Galleria, Helsinki (duo with Hannes Helki)

2024 About February in sobs..., Triumph Gallery, Moscow

2020 The Island, Triumph Gallery, Moscow


                   
     

SELECTED  GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2025 Thirdness, White Rabbit Gallery, Helsinki

2024 Sans Drapeau, Yellow Cube Gallery, Paris

2024 After Shock, Vrij Paleis, Amsterdam

2022 Monsters Under the Bed, Third Place, Saint Petersburg

2021 Museum of Self-Isolation, Museum of Moscow, Moscow

2021 Surprize 5, Academy of Fine Arts, Urbino

2020 A Wave of Dreams, Triumph Gallery, Moscow

2020 State of Emergency, Triumph Gallery, Moscow

2019 Saisons Russes, Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti, Rome

2018 La flesh, École des Beaux-Arts, Paris
ART FAIRS AND AUCTIONS

2024 Sans Drapeau,  Paris

2020 Blazar, Moscow


GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

2024 Finnish Cultural Foundation, six-month working grant

2020 council's praise for the diploma series of works "Bible stories"



2026 © Eva Helki