Grisha was born in 1989 in the city of Khimki, the Moscow Region. The artist graduated from Moscow State Art and Cultural University with a specialty in advertising. Has been engaged in street art since 2004. Collaborates with a street artist 0331с. In the framework of the 7th Moscow International Biennale of Contemporary Art (2017), the Moscow Museum of Modern Art hosted their joint "Soot" exhibition organized in a collaboration with the Ruarts Foundation. In 2018, they took part in the Alex Partola’s "Wall Elements" exhibition in the Manege Central Exhibition Hall (St. Petersburg). In addition to creating graffiti and sculpture of small forms from the granite, Grisha works as a graphic artist. Many of his works are made with a regular ballpoint pen. The monochrome prickly hatching seems to sprout from the paper, and the details astound with accuracy and scrupulousness. In 2019 Grisha together with Alex Partola and 0331c illegally descended to the abandoned part of the Parisian catacombs; in 2021 the Ruarts Foundation held an exhibition of photographic documents dedicated to this journey, and in 2021, the book "City from the Dungeon" was published. In 2022, the Ruarts Gallery presented the first solo exhibition of works by Grisha, made in the concept of ‘horror vacui’ (‘fear of empty space’) called "Unacceptable Luxury". In April 2023, the Ruarts Foundation showed the performance "Our Stone Age" by 0331s and Grisha about the life and fashion of the people of the "stone future". The authors created a collection of clothing, accessories and dishes from crystals of various origins. The video was included in the collection of the Ruarts Foundation.