Divinewine
Maria Borisova (divinewine) was born in Obninsk, into a family of local artists. From early childhood, she was immersed in art: attending creative groups with her parents, visiting exhibitions, and gaining access to any materials that allowed her to bring her ideas into physical form. Maria studied at the Moscow Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics, and Automation (MIREA). After the tragic loss of her parents, she began working and diligently developed her professional skills.
Since 2022, Maria has dedicated all her time to artistic practice. She is currently the CEO of several media projects on VKontakte and Telegram, takes part in cultural discussions and charity performances. Starting in 2023, her works have been exhibited in Moscow as part of the ARTISTIUM art project. Since 2025, she has been studying at the Moscow School of Contemporary Art (MSCA). Her works are held in private collections in Russia and Japan.
"From early childhood, I have loved art thanks to my parents. The loss of my family at a young age intensified my drive to turn my life into an artistic process, reminding me how deeply I value life and want to bring energy into it through my paintings. My everyday life is a practice of studying the external world through the manifestations of my inner transformations — a process I give myself to completely."
Since 2022, Maria has dedicated all her time to artistic practice. She is currently the CEO of several media projects on VKontakte and Telegram, takes part in cultural discussions and charity performances. Starting in 2023, her works have been exhibited in Moscow as part of the ARTISTIUM art project. Since 2025, she has been studying at the Moscow School of Contemporary Art (MSCA). Her works are held in private collections in Russia and Japan.
"From early childhood, I have loved art thanks to my parents. The loss of my family at a young age intensified my drive to turn my life into an artistic process, reminding me how deeply I value life and want to bring energy into it through my paintings. My everyday life is a practice of studying the external world through the manifestations of my inner transformations — a process I give myself to completely."
