Poline Grishina is a visual artist from Brooklyn, New York. She received a BFA from The Cooper Union in 2024, and graduated with the Elliot Lash Memorial Prize for Excellence in Sculpture. She is currently based in Brooklyn, NY.

Photography has an indexical relationship to the past - it portrays something that has already occurred. When exhibited in a space, photographs transport you to a different time and place. Sculpture, however, exists in the space time and place as we do. When combined, they make a piece that is both here and there; both true and false. In my work, I try to understand our relationship to the past with sculptures that attempt to break these temporal boundaries.

Where does our childhood bedroom exist when we no longer live there?