Stories told with sand: Kseniya Simonova. (ep 55)
Help support The WTS: Kseniya Simonova's art is engaging, challenging, emotional, and inspiring…and she does it all with sand. Real-time stories, performed with sand. I first discovered Kseniya back in 2019 when I saw her...
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Kseniya Simonova's art is engaging, challenging, emotional, and inspiring…and she does it all with sand. Real-time stories, performed with sand.
I first discovered Kseniya back in 2019 when I saw her perform on America’s Got Talent and was sent directly to the finals when Terry Crews gave her the golden buzzer. She also was a finalist on Britain’s Got Talent, and the winner of Ukraine’s Got Talent.
Kseniya has performed in more than 70 countries and presented her art to the Queen of Denmark, the Royal Families of Thailand, Morocco, Bhutan, Great Britain, Bahrain, as well as Presidents of Malta, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkey and many others. She’s performed with symphony orchestras around the globe.
Check out her work on her YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@KseniyaSimonovaTV
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