UCSand Artist Kseniya Simonova (Sand Artist)
Sand Artist Kseniya Simonova (Lady of the Sand) is a sand animation performance artist, also works in graphic design, painting, illustration, cinema and literature. In 2009 rose to international prominence after winning one of "Got Talent" franchises. She’s also TOP 3 in the world’s biggest Got Talent contests: “America’s Got Talent: Champions” and “Britain’s Got Talent: Champions” - two TV-contests bringing together winners from the Got Talent show’s history to compete for the title of the World’s most talented person. Kseniya’s the only act in the world with 2 Golden Buzzers on “The Champions” series of Got Talent. The most respected stages of the world accepted her art -from Special Olympic Games closing ceremony in Athens to YouTube Symphony orchestra Gala in Sydney Opera. Twice she was a staging act for Eurovision Song Contest participants: in 2011 in Düsseldorf (sand art live show) and in 2019 in Tel Aviv (snow art live). Was named an Internet phenomenon by "The Guardian".
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Sand Artist Kseniya Simonova (Lady of the Sand) is a sand animation performance artist, also works in graphic design, painting, illustration, cinema and literature. In 2009 rose to international prominence after winning one of "Got Talent" franchises. She’s also TOP 3 in the world’s biggest Got Talent contests: “America’s Got Talent: Champions” and “Britain’s Got Talent: Champions” - two TV-contests bringing together winners from the Got Talent show’s history to compete for the title of the World’s most talented person. Kseniya’s the only act in the world with 2 Golden Buzzers on “The Champions” series of Got Talent. The most respected stages of the world accepted her art -from Special Olympic Games closing ceremony in Athens to YouTube Symphony orchestra Gala in Sydney Opera. Twice she was a staging act for Eurovision Song Contest participants: in 2011 in Düsseldorf (sand art live show) and in 2019 in Tel Aviv (snow art live). Was named an Internet phenomenon by "The Guardian".