Fellow artists and collaborations of Johann Nikadimus

Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (8/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (2/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (3/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (4/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (5/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (6/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (7/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (8/8)
Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/8)

The cover shoot for folk singer Tatiana Molchanova's debut album, Songs of Lidiya Ruslanova. Part 1, 2021. Tatiana is wearing a replica of a traditional crown, sewn with pearls based on an 18th-century portrait of the merchant woman Kusova.

Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (9/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (2/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (3/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (4/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (5/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (6/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (7/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (8/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (9/9)
Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/9)

traditional headdresses in the photo project Between the Kingdoms by Dmitry Bulin for Multimedia Art Museum.

Moscow, 2025

Natasha Yankelovich | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/11)

Traditional headdresses in the creative photographic project FAIRYTALE SOUP by Natasha Yankelovich and Lena Tash. The project is inspired by characters from Russian fairy tales — Snegurochka, Matchmaker Baba Babarikha, and the Golden Cockerel — and the illustrations of artist Ivan Bilibin.

Photographer: Natasha Yankelovich

Stylist: Elena Tash

Model: actress Alyona Mikhaylova

Makeup: Tatyana Osipova

Clothing: Onsitsa, Masha Andrianova, Nastya Leonevskaya

Headdresses: Juhann Nikadimus

Post-production: Sergey Shmakov

Moscow, 2020

Zventa Sventana | music band — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/4)

Tina Kuznetsova, lead singer of the folk-electronic music group Zventa Sventana, in traditional headdresses and accessories.

Modelling for Korob Korob and Infundibulum menswear — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/10)

korobkorob.com

KOROB KOROB is a menswear brand created by designer Ilya Varegin as a continuation of his work with Infundibulum. The brand is based on original tailoring, small-scale production, traditional cuts, and craft techniques. KOROB KOROB brings together clothing, handcraft, and the study of traditional culture, drawing on historical forms and the idea of clothing as part of a mythological world.

Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/8)

kseniaoganesyan.com

Oganesyan is a Russian clothing brand founded by designer Ksenia Oganesyan. The brand has been operating for over 12 years, with a showroom and production based in Moscow. Ksenia creates clothing in small quantities using her own patterns and predominantly fabrics from Italian manufacturers.

Photographer: Marina Vasilevskaya

Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/5)

Manizha’s Russian Woman single cover for Eurovision 2021. My replicas of historical headdresses and a tiara were used for the special photoshoot. A 19th-century kokoshnik from the Vladimir Governorate was chosen for the main cover. Manizha also wore this kokoshnik on the red carpet in Rotterdam, representing Russia.

Photographer: Egor Shabanov

Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (5/5)
Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/5)
Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (2/5)
Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (3/5)
Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (4/5)
Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (5/5)
Manizha | Eurovision 2021 single cover — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/5)

Manizha’s Russian Woman single cover for Eurovision 2021. My replicas of historical headdresses and a tiara were used for the special photoshoot. A 19th-century kokoshnik from the Vladimir Governorate was chosen for the main cover. Manizha also wore this kokoshnik on the red carpet in Rotterdam, representing Russia.

Photographer: Egor Shabanov

Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (8/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (2/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (4/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (5/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (6/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (7/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (8/8)
Modelling for clothing brand Oganesyan — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/8)

kseniaoganesyan.com

Oganesyan is a Russian clothing brand founded by designer Ksenia Oganesyan. The brand has been operating for over 12 years, with a showroom and production based in Moscow. Ksenia creates clothing in small quantities using her own patterns and predominantly fabrics from Italian manufacturers.

Photographer: Marina Vasilevskaya

Modelling for Korob Korob and Infundibulum menswear — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/10)

korobkorob.com

KOROB KOROB is a menswear brand created by designer Ilya Varegin as a continuation of his work with Infundibulum. The brand is based on original tailoring, small-scale production, traditional cuts, and craft techniques. KOROB KOROB brings together clothing, handcraft, and the study of traditional culture, drawing on historical forms and the idea of clothing as part of a mythological world.

Zventa Sventana | music band — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/4)

Tina Kuznetsova, lead singer of the folk-electronic music group Zventa Sventana, in traditional headdresses and accessories.

Natasha Yankelovich | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/11)

Traditional headdresses in the creative photographic project FAIRYTALE SOUP by Natasha Yankelovich and Lena Tash. The project is inspired by characters from Russian fairy tales — Snegurochka, Matchmaker Baba Babarikha, and the Golden Cockerel — and the illustrations of artist Ivan Bilibin.

Photographer: Natasha Yankelovich

Stylist: Elena Tash

Model: actress Alyona Mikhaylova

Makeup: Tatyana Osipova

Clothing: Onsitsa, Masha Andrianova, Nastya Leonevskaya

Headdresses: Juhann Nikadimus

Post-production: Sergey Shmakov

Moscow, 2020

Dmitry Bulin | photographer — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/9)

traditional headdresses in the photo project Between the Kingdoms by Dmitry Bulin for Multimedia Art Museum.

Moscow, 2025

Tatiana Molchanova | album production — fellow artists, Johann Nikadimus (1/8)

The cover shoot for folk singer Tatiana Molchanova's debut album, Songs of Lidiya Ruslanova. Part 1, 2021. Tatiana is wearing a replica of a traditional crown, sewn with pearls based on an 18th-century portrait of the merchant woman Kusova.

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Johann Nikadimus

I am Johann Nikadimus,

a Russian designer and embroidery artist working with historical techniques of pearl and gold embroidery. My studio is based in Serbia.

Since 2015, I have been exploring the possibilities of traditional craftsmanship in contemporary design. Working with pearls, metal threads, and other materials, I create headdresses, tiaras, and jewellery. In my work, historical forms and ornamental motifs become the foundation for new, original interpretations.

My work has been presented at a Cartier exhibition in St. Petersburg. I am featured in the Homo Faber Guide by the Michelangelo Foundation and have participated in XTANT in Palma de Mallorca.