CUT ART

CUT ART is proud to have participated in VIMA Art Fair 2026 in Limassol. It was a weekend filled with vibrant energy and great art.

We were thrilled to present the work of Ramina Saadatkhan, bringing her colours to Cyprus for the first time. Despite some challenges on arrival, the pieces found their place and the response from the audience was overwhelming.

Ramina and her work were awarded the Audience Choice Prize organized by Mellow (.io ) , winning with a commanding majority of the votes. A well-deserved recognition.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Forbes Lifestyle and Canvas Online for a feature of CUT ART and Ramina’s work in their articles.

Thank you to VIMA Art Fair and to everyone who visited, engaged, and voted. We look forward to returning to Limassol next year.

“Playing Hooky”

Cut Art presents a solo exhibition by Polina Smirnova.
Opening April 30.

Polina Smirnova constructs painterly situations where the familiar slips out of focus — suspended between observation and psychological intensity.

Co-curated by Anna Moss.

HOFT
Strēlnieku iela 5, Riga

Cut Art Gallery announces its participation in the second edition of VIMA Art Fair, Limassol.

At Booth B3, the gallery presents a solo exhibition by Ramina Saadatkhan. Working between figuration and abstraction, Saadatkhan develops a painterly language driven by instinct, where fragmented forms and charged color construct dense, shifting compositions. Her work engages gesture, memory, and personal mythology with a precise sense of control.

May 14–17
Booth B3
VIMA, Limassol

PARALLAX

On March 6, Cut Art Gallery opens PARALLAX, a duo exhibition by Anna Matveeva and Vladislav Saweljеvs.

The exhibition unfolds through Anna Matveeva’s photographic series, which traces the fragile boundary between motion and stillness. Her works emerge from journeys — capturing shifting landscapes and suspended moments that feel both immediate and distant, as if memory and reality briefly overlap.

Alongside her photographs, Vladislav Saweljеvs presents ceramic pieces shaped through hand-building, Raku firing, and traditional black firing techniques. His process welcomes chance and transformation, allowing elemental forces to leave their mark on each surface.

Together, the artists shape an environment where image and object, movement and matter, exist in quiet conversation.

Opening: March 6, 18:30
📍 Riga, Strēlnieku iela 5, “HOFT”

With support of GroGlass.