Anice Jee is a Moscow-born, New York-based visual artist whose

multidisciplinary practice spans photography, painting, video art, tattoo,

installation, and writing. Refusing to be confined to a single medium, she

creates conceptually layered works that explore absurdity, identity, and the

digital transformation of human experience.

Her art walks the line between the provocative and the poetic, captivating

viewers with bold visual composition while inviting them to decode hidden

meanings and symbolic riddles. Guided by the motto “Let’s give meaning to

absurdity again,” Anice engages playfully and critically with the world around

her, often using herself as a subject in video and performance works to reflect

on presence, perception, and vulnerability. She believes that beauty and story

can be found anywhere — one simply needs to shift the perspective. Her

creative practice is deeply rooted in experimentation, often combining

traditional techniques with conceptual and digital approaches to challenge and

expand the boundaries of contemporary art.

Anice studied Journalism and Photography at Moscow State University and

earned a master’s degree in Video Production from Hyderabad Central

University in India — an experience that shaped her cross-cultural and

sociological outlook. After working in Russian mass media, she transitioned

into independent documentary and experimental art in response to state -

controlled narratives. In 2015, she moved to New York and continued her work

as an artist, educator, and freelance videographer.

Her work has been exhibited in solo and group shows across the U.S., and her

video art has been screened at international festivals, earning several awards.

Across all forms, Anice’s practice is driven by curiosity and a sharp awareness

of contemporary culture’s evolving mediums and messages.