MOISEIKIN Presents Russian Art at the National Day of Russia Reception in Hong Kong and Bangkok

On 10 June in Hong Kong, under the auspices of the Consulate General of the Russian Federation, and on 11 June in Bangkok, under the auspices of the Embassy of Russia, formal diplomatic receptions were held to mark Russia Day.

It was a great honour for MOISEIKIN to represent Russia’s cultural mission on the international stage.

The receptions showcased unique jewellery pieces and collectible art objects — a reflection of the emotional depth, artistic heritage, and pursuit of excellence for which Russian culture is renowned.

Viktor Moiseikin expressed his gratitude to the Consulates of Russia in Hong Kong and Bangkok for the opportunity to represent Russia through art:

“It is a profound honour for us to be part of the great culture that is woven into the very DNA of Russia — a nation with deep roots and a singular artistic tradition. Beauty, nobility, and the pursuit of perfection have always been intrinsic to the Russian spirit — and we are proud to carry this tradition forward into the world. Russian art is not only a vital part of world culture, but the foundation of our national identity. For us, it is not simply about creating; it is about preserving, inspiring, and passing something meaningful on.”

Through the art of fine jewellery, MOISEIKIN conveys the core values of Russian culture to the world: – reverence for tradition – a relentless pursuit of excellence – the ability to express deep emotion through form and light.

Viktor Moiseikin further reflects:

“Our creations are echoes of the culture in which we were raised. Where beauty is not a luxury, but a language through which we speak of what matters. Where the quest for perfection is part of our national character. Where art is something living, luminous, and true. In both Hong Kong and Bangkok, we spoke of Russia without words. Through shape. Through brilliance. Through craftsmanship. And in every gaze, we saw the truth: culture is what unites us.”

Participation in such receptions is more than diplomacy — it is a cultural dialogue, where MOISEIKIN becomes a voice of Russia, speaking in the universal language of beauty and meaning.

This is a significant step in strengthening Russia’s image abroad.