Elizaveta Pozharskaya was born in 1990 in Leningrad.

In 2014 she graduated with honours from St. Petersburg State University.

In 2017 Elizaveta became a student of the Faculty of Painting of Academy of Arts named after Ilya Repin. At the end of the second year, she signed up for the workshop led by Vladimir Pesikov famous for its realism traditions in painting.

In 2019 Pozharskaya won the Best of show at Colors of Humanity gallery (US) and Arteza Prize (Italy).

In 2020 she took part in the autumn exhibition of St. Petersburg Union of Arts and a number of group exhibitions in St. Petersburg galleries.

Works completed in 2019−2021 were published in international art magazines "Sportlight" and "Circle Quarterly Art review".

In 2021 Elizaveta participated in DEUS XXI exhibition at Academy of Arts named after Ilya Repin.

In 2023 Pozharskaya defended her graduation project "Joan of Arc" and graduated with honours from St. Petersburg State Academy of Arts named after Ilya Repin.

Portraits and paintings on historical and mythological subjects are central to her communication as an artist. Concentrating on facial expressions, characteristics and gestures, she seeks to capture the sitter’s essence and uniqueness, transforming the process of portraiture into a dialogue between the model, the artist and the viewer.

E. Pozharskaya uses traditional oil painting techniques and creates graphic works with charcoal, sepia and other materials. Her works have been acquired for private collections in Europe, Russia and China and selected for the collections of Repin Academy of Arts.