My name is Jegor Pister and I am a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist working across painting, performance, costume and media. 

My work unfolds as a dialogue between inner and outer worlds, translating emotional a n d spiritual experiences into sensory and

embodied forms. I develop a visual and performative language that is often fantastical, at times bordering on kitsch, as a way of

evoking heightened emotional responses. This language is grounded in the depiction of bodies, postures, and gestures situated

within constructed spatial environments. Through these elements, I create alternative realities that feel emotionally familiar yet

subtly displaced. 

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These spaces are informed by cross-cultural references and inherited visual languages, questioning traditions without allowing it to

disappear. Rather than illustrating fixed meanings, I am interested in producing moments of recognition and unease, where gestures,

symbols, and emotional states can be re-encountered and re-read in unexpected ways.

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While my work is rooted in personal transformation and embodied experience, it follows a consistent conceptual thread. Romantic

and erotic forms recur as charged visual elements, which I use to test the limits of taste and nostalgia, and to subvert traditional

aesthetics in search of new, unstable, and affective forms of expression.

In 2020, I was awarded a scholarship by Alexander McQueen and showcased my Master’s collection at London Fashion Week.