Katerina Kouzmitcheva

Bio

Katerina Kouzmitcheva is a photographer of Belarusian origin, based in Wroclaw, Poland, working at the intersection of genres, documentary and art photography.

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Polish

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How to eat at night

How To Eat At Night

Using a damaged digital camera, How to Eat at Night explores how ideological systems distort reality and collective memory. The camera's malfunction becomes a metaphor for a political mechanism that keeps producing distorted images.

How to eat at night

How To Eat At Night

A photographic inquiry into the militarized power of narrative—where regimes engineer myths to command loyalty, collapsing memory into obedience and leaving identity suspended between dream, illusion, and control.

How to eat at night

How To Eat At Night

A photographic inquiry into the militarized power of narrative—where regimes engineer myths to command loyalty, collapsing memory into obedience and leaving identity suspended between dream, illusion, and control.

How To Eat At Night

How To Eat At Night

A photographic inquiry into the militarized power of narrative—where regimes engineer myths to command loyalty, collapsing memory into obedience and leaving identity suspended between dream, illusion, and control.

Sorry for the lack of contact

Sorry For The Lack Of Contact

“Sorry for the lack of contact”—a refrain born of emotional retreat. As life fractured—marriage ending, daughters in pain, love unraveling—I vanished, present but absent. A story of modern exhaustion, fragile ties, and the quiet cost of survival.

Sorry for the lack of contact

Sorry For The Lack Of Contact

"Sorry for the Lack of Contact," is a personal memoir that transcends individual loss to mirror modern life. In an era when technology both connects and isolates us, the book explores how we rebuild our identities amid emotional exhaustion.

How to eat at night

How To Eat At Night

In totalitarian regimes, fairy tales aren’t inherited but manufactured to sustain illusion. I drift through this dreamlike reality, where history is rewritten and truth feels distant.

BETONIUM

BETONIUM

BETONIUM explores how panel-built housing shaped identity in Central and Eastern Europe, blending modernist aesthetics, propaganda, and human stories. Spanning 11 countries, it examines urban control, collective memory, and the legacy of architectural her

Betonia

Betonia

BETONIA is a project, which explores contemporary identity in Eastern Europe and former Soviet Block countries in relation to the architectural heritage - residential blocks from panels.

My Hut Is On The Edge

My Hut Is On The Edge

Visual analytical study of contemporary ignorance on social and political issues