Boris
Loginov

Boris Loginov (born in Kyiv in 1990) is a Ukrainian composer and performer. He works across genres, creating instrumental and electroacoustic music, artistic performances and installations, as well as theater and film music.

Loginov is interested in exploring the concepts of memory and time and also deals with ambivalence by engaging in multi-layered investigations of mutually exclusive concepts. He pursues the desire to create compositions with interpenetrating sound ideas and meanings and is completely open to all known techniques. He turns to both conditional or direct theatricality and synthesis with other art forms.

He studied at the National Music Academy of Ukraine in Kyiv (class of Professor Levko Kolodub) and continued his education at the Fryderyk Chopin University of Music in Warsaw as a Gaude Polonia scholarship holder (class of Professor Marcin Blazewicz) and at the University of Music in Freiburg (class of Alexander Grebtschenko). He also took part in masterclasses and lessons with Jaime Reis, Stefan Prins, Annette Vande Gorne, Oxana Omelchuk, Mehmet Can Özer, and Alla Zahaykevich. He has collaborated with various ensembles and soloists in different genres.

Boris Loginov will be in Berlin for a one-month fellowship in October/November 2025 as part of a special program supported by the German Federal Foreign Office for artists and cultural professionals from Ukraine. On October 16, he will present his work at the daadgalerie as part of an event co-curated by Les Vynogradov and Albert Saprykin and Kyiv Contemporary Music Days (KCMD).