Daša Kulikova (b. 1993, Belarus) is a visual artist working primarily in painting.
Through her practice, she explores the themes of displacement, sensory memory, and perception. She treats painting as a site of accumulation and erasure, where images
remain unstable and meaning emerges through bodily experience rather than fixed narrative.
Kulikova recently graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in
Richmond, VA with an MFA, and holds a BFA from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts, Minsk (2021). She is a recipient of the Fulbright Fellowship (2024–2026) and the Clarence B. and Nell G. Williams Scholarship (2025). She has participated in the Mildred’s Lane Residency (2025) and has exhibited in Belarus, Poland, Russia, and the United States, including at the Palace of Arts (Minsk, Belarus) and the Belarusian Center for Contemporary Arts.