Marko Kolomytskyi is a Paris-based artist working across installation, printmaking, performance, theatre, film and sound, with a recent focus on drawing and painting. His work takes a conceptual approach to memory and bureaucracy, and to the moments when political history enters personal and family life. Archives, documents and everyday materials recur in his practice, alongside an interest in materiality, gesture and experimental composition. He also critically revisits Russian Cosmism and its ideas of collective action and overcoming death.

Born in 1999 in Alchevsk, Ukraine’s Donbas region, he has lived and worked in Asia, including four years in Japan, as well as in South Korea, China and Canada, and now lives in France, where he is studying at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. He studied lithography at the Tokyo University of the Arts in 2023 and worked on sound and composition at IRCAM in 2025.

Recent solo exhibitions include From Donbas to the Cosmos at Decameron, Tokyo (2025), Maman sous cellophane at Motto, Paris (2026), and Through the Touch of My Hand at The Dreamers Gallery, Presidio, Texas (2026–27). His work was shown in the Polish Pavilion at WorldExpo Osaka 2025. He collaborates with Varvara Kornieieva as the duo SU Group, and with Alisa Berger on film and sound projects.