Davina Garrido De Miguel is an artist who lives and works in Moscow. She was born in London and lived in the UK until she moved to Moscow in 2007. She studied art at Cambridge College of Arts and later received a degree in fine art and a Fellowship in Printmaking at Newcastle University.

Since moving to Moscow she has become inspired by the city itself and in particular 'Muscovites' which is the title of her present series of large scale portraits and smaller sketch works of people on the metro, trolleybus, law courts, bars and cafes. She is influenced by Russian iconography (which she studies with the Prosopon school of Iconography), Russian poster art and children's book illustrations.

She recently exhibited in London, Paris and the European Law Courts in Brussels a series of court room sketches of the trial of Mikhail Khodorkovsky and Platon Lebedev.