Natalia Serkova is a philosopher, lecturer, curator, and art theorist. She completed a Master’s degree in Philosophy at RSUH in Moscow. She is a co-founder of TZVETNIK (2016–2023), a media platform dedicated to researching and promoting contemporary art from around the world, and the founder of the Tzvetnik School of Contemporary Art (TSCA). Her book That What Might Be Given (То, что может быть дано), written in the genre of theory-fiction, was first published in Russian in 2017. She has published texts in, among others, Moscow Art Magazine, e-flux journal, RevistaArta, isthisit?, OFluxo, as well as other media specializing in contemporary art. Her current research focuses on object aesthetics, media theory, and the philosophy of art. She lives and works in Moscow, Russia.