Lady RedHorns is an expressionist painter living and working in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. She was born and spent most of her life in Siberia, where her perception of contrast between coldness and inner emotional intensity was formed and later became part of her artistic language.
Lady RedHorns is an independent artist who developed her practice outside academic institutions. Her painting is built on personal experience, inner emotional states, and the search for expressive form through color and gesture.
Her primary medium is acrylic on canvas. Her works are recognizable for their saturated palettes, expressive paint splashes, and silhouettes that emerge at the intersection of figuration and abstraction. In her paintings, the human body appears not as a literal depiction but as a carrier of emotion, memory, and sensory experience.
The central themes of her work explore physicality, vulnerability, and the beauty of human presence. Alongside this, she reflects on the fragility of life and often uses the skull as a symbolic image that acknowledges mortality while also celebrating life itself. In her paintings, these states coexist and create emotionally charged visual spaces.
Alongside her artistic practice, Lady RedHorns has participated in solo and group exhibitions and has worked as a gallery curator in Playa del Carmen, contributing to the development of the local contemporary art scene.
Her works are held in over one thousand private collections worldwide, reflecting sustained collector interest in her vivid and emotionally driven artistic language.
