Projects

Lisa Smirnova X ADDA gems
Fashion
Lisa Smirnova X ADDA gems
Symbols is a collaboration between artist Lisa Smirnova and the international jewelry brand ADDA gems.
Lisa Smirnova X Sela
Fashion
Lisa Smirnova X Sela
The main characters of this collection are magical animals—flowers that resemble people, animals and plants at the same time. They interact easily and cheerfully in space: they dance, change shape, gather in flocks, then in flower meadows and invite the viewer to their game.
Lisa Smirnova Х Other Stories
Fashion
Lisa Smirnova Х Other Stories
&Other Stories boutique opened in St. Petersburg. For the new store, the Swedish brand chose a historical building on Bolshoi Prospekt, and the artist Lisa Smirnova was invited to create the design.
Lisa Smirnova Х Vogue Russia
Fashion
Lisa Smirnova Х Vogue Russia
Embroidery for a magazine Vogue Russia. June 2020
Lisa Smirnova Х Smog
Fashion
Lisa Smirnova Х Smog
The Moscow jewelry brand SMOG-union of Elizaveta Korotysheva and Natalia Dekhova, and the artist Lisa Smirnova, working in the technique of modern embroidery, created a joint collection of jewelry from Limoges porcelain, gilded silver and, of course, threads.
Embroidered Maps
Fashion
Embroidered Maps
Collection of five bright jackets «Embroidered Maps» from Lisa Smirnova's Studio Of Modern Embroidery, this is a dream of traveling and fictional landscapes.
Ada Language
Fashion
Ada Language
«Ada Language» was a collaboration project with Italian brand February First. The project was dedicated to Ada Lovelace, first female programmer and mathematician, daughter of the poet Byron.
Artist at home
Fashion
Artist at home
"Artist At Home" - collection from Olya Glagoleva's eco-friendly brand GO in collaboration with Lisa Smirnova. Artist At Home is a story about the creative process of an artist which has been told through the language of textile.
Omut Naive
Fashion
Omut Naive
The first collection with embroidery was created in collaboration with designer Nastya Klimova in 2012 and it became the starting point in the textile history of Lisa Smirnova.