Niya Ruseva

A London-based art historian and curator whose practice centres on creating immersive spaces where art becomes a shared language of connection and curiosity.

Working across the curatorial, commercial, and auction sectors, she brings a multifaceted perspective to her projects — bridging artistic vision with thoughtful audience engagement. Her exhibitions, including Hold Me Closer by Thomas Hjelm, Trees Are For Life by LUAP, and Shadows and Grace by Matto Mariotti, explore ideas of belonging, identity, and human presence within contemporary culture.

Botren's presence in London is realised through her — brought to D Contemporary through their collaboration, she serves as his dedicated representative, handling all commissions, collections, and correspondence.