Maria Virzhe is a multidisciplinary artist and singer working at the intersection of visual art, sound, and performance. Her practice merges the personal and the collective, the intimate and the public, transforming art into a space of emotion and dialogue.

Her key project, The Walk of Tears, began as a spontaneous street art gesture in Los Angeles. Together with her children, Virzhe creates symbolic markings — stars and tears — on urban surfaces, turning public space into a living canvas. What started as an act of emotional expression has evolved into a multilayered system where street art, painting, video, and performance form a unified language exploring transformation, memory, and light.

Virzhe’s visual language combines the honesty of personal expression with the aesthetics of minimalism and ritual simplicity. Her work is rooted in movement, rhythm, and breath — the same principles that shape her musical style, emotional electronic pop.

For Maria Virzhe, art and music exist as one universe — visual poetry translated into sound and image, where every project becomes an act of presence, illumination, and life.