Bio / Statement
Vladimir Seleznev (b. 1984 in Moscow, Russia) is a photographer and visual artist. The most important part of his professional activity is devoted to personal long-term projects that are centered around issues of personal and social identity, social mythology, collective unconscious, as well as problems of suppressing personal self-awareness within various communities, from family to governmental systems.

In 2020, he published his first photobook "Oseyev" — a pseudo-documentary research of the typical residential environment of a contemporary metropolis that examines the collective myth of the new "city of the future" and visualizes the consumer demand of the "middle class". It also identifies problems of personal isolation and social discomfort within new urban areas.
Teaching
2013/current - multiple courses in photography at Polezreniya School
Education
2001/2006 – Moscow State Pedagogical University, Faculty of Philology, Russia