Hi, I’m Ekaterina Babicheva, a visual artist from Russia, currently based in Singapore. Before moving here, I lived in Siberia, Moscow, and Dubai — places that have deeply shaped how I see the world and continue to influence my creative language.

I work mostly with markers on canvas and paper, often combining them with acrylic, tempera, and textured layers. My process is intuitive and emotionally guided, rooted in personal impressions, quiet observations, and small moments from everyday life. Through rhythm, color, and composition, I try to create visual narratives that reflect internal states, memories, and shifting moods.

I call my style art.heart.line — because I create art from emotions that move from the heart through the line. It’s a deeply personal process that helps me make sense of the world and connect with others.

Since 2018, I’ve taken part in group exhibitions in Moscow, and my works now live in private collections in Russia, Singapore, and beyond. Lately, I’ve been drawn to more collaborative and community-based projects, where art becomes a shared space for connection and exchange.