ARTIST STATEMENT
Rooted in personal experience, my paintings depict vulnerability not as a weakness, but as a source of strength — a force capable of transforming pain into forward momentum.




ARTIST STATEMENT
ARTIST STATEMENT
Rooted in personal experience, my paintings depict vulnerability not as a weakness, but as a source of strength — a force capable of transforming pain into forward momentum.
ARTIST STATEMENT
Through metaphorical images of women immersed in wild nature — a symbol of uncontrollable forces — I investigate themes of mental health, substance dependency, the weight of social standards, and codependency.
ARTIST STATEMENT
The figures in my paintings are often nude or draped in sheer fabrics, underscoring their vulnerability, but also their openness to inner transformation.
ARTIST STATEMENT
The work poses essential questions: How can we embrace our own vulnerability? How do we step out of the shadow of shame and stereotype? How can we find beauty within difficult emotional states and destructive experiences?
Emotional palette

A suspended ache: water, lilies, and a face held inside the memory of what cannot be reached.

Branches press close, but the gaze stays present; fear becomes a surface that can be seen.

A body held by growth instead of shame.

A tenderness that has survived contact.

Safety appears as a protected message, not a decorative comfort.

Hope appears small, but not weak.
A route through the work

Paintings where pain becomes material: water, glass, texture paste, metal leaf, and figures caught between pressure and emergence.

Bodies and botanical force: tenderness, roots, blooming, warmth, and survival inside wild growth.

Works where the description is withheld and the image carries what cannot be safely stated.

Studies, landscapes, small works, and accessible entry points into recurring motifs.
ABOUT ARTIST
Russian figurative artist
She was born in 1995 in the village of Palyanovo in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug.
In 2005, she and her family moved to the Ural region. In 2013, she began her studies at the I.D. Shadr Sverdlovsk Art College, majoring in Easel Painting, and graduated in 2017.
After graduating, she moved to Khanty-Mansiysk, where she taught academic drawing, painting, and composition, and also created sets and decorations for school events.
In 2019, she relocated to Saint Petersburg, where she began experimenting with various techniques, materials, and genres.
From 2020 to 2022, she focused on selling her paintings to the international market. More than 40 of her works are held in private collections across the United States, Europe, and Australia.
In 2020, she took part in establishing "Khudozhka.Online," the first licensed online art school in Russia. And worked there as a teacher of academic drawing until the fall of 2025.
In the winter of 2024, she shifted her focus from teaching back to her personal artistic practice, during which she developed and defined her unique authorial style.
Currently, she works as a painter at the Imperial Porcelain Factory in Saint Petersburg. Alongside her work at the factory, she is developing several series of paintings and continues to refine and perfect her artistic style.
Emotional map
Choose the state that follows you.






Material vocabulary
Water, glass, leaf, skin, pressure
Paintings where pain becomes material: water, glass, texture paste, metal leaf, and figures caught between pressure and emergence.
vulnerability / grief / fear / toska / transformation4 worksBodies and botanical force: tenderness, roots, blooming, warmth, and survival inside wild growth.
body / nature / tenderness / growth / courage5 worksWorks where the description is withheld and the image carries what cannot be safely stated.
stigma / censorship / shame / safety / withheld speech8 worksStudies, landscapes, small works, and accessible entry points into recurring motifs.
hope / memory / study / quiet / growthexhibitions
exhibitions
press
GALLERY

There is life to come out of the water for

The word names weakness; the surface refuses to stay weak.

Branches press close, but the gaze stays present; fear becomes a surface that can be seen.

(rus) an untranslatable feeling of missing someone or something you can't quite grasp. The sadness of a lost connection, the ache of being alone with a memory.

A surface after impact, where what remains is still able to hold light.

A face at the edge of water, where grief becomes reflection and texture.
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