I create work at the meeting point of memory, migration, and landscape.
Born into native Mongolian - more specifically, Kalmyk - culture, trained within the Russian classical art school, and now shaped by the beauty of the Colorado Rockies, my practice carries the layered story of where I come from and where I am becoming.
My art practice reflects the tension and harmony between heritage and reinvention. I work without institutional constraints, allowing intuition, movement, and curiosity to guide my process. My goal is not only to express identity, but to build bridges between cultures, between languages, and between viewers.
Radna Segal was born in 1991 in an ethnically diverse area of Southern Russia called Kamykia, where she was influenced by both Asian and European cultures.
Her textural, three-dimensional paintings feature dynamic composition and various experimental materials like plaster, foil, paint, glitter, and beads which create organic movement inspired by nature.
Radna's works been presented in NYC, Denver, Dubai, Uruguay and Madrid.