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Currently there are 2 exhibitions: Creatures and Mindflow. Scroll down to enjoy the immersive experience.
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Exhibition 1
Anya's art is often characterized by her depictions of animals and mythical creatures. In some pieces, these creatures take center stage and become the focal point of the composition, while in others they provide intriguing details that enhance the overall artwork.
36″ x 24″
Acrylic on canvas, paper stickers
This painting features intricate details that required many layers of black and white paint, as well as numerous iterations of adding, removing, and repositioning elements. The artwork incorporates paper stickers from the Chicago Tribune, which Anya collected during a challenging time in her life. The frowny tiger is a representation of the artist's mood during that period.
14″ x 11″
Acrylic on canvas
This painting represents an abstract interpretation of a late-night house party.
14″ x 11″
Acrylic on canvas, paper stickers
Captivating background, reminiscent of a swamp. The composition includes a black and white paper tiger, which lurks in the shadows.
20″ x 16″
Acrylic on canvas, string lights
Anya's upbringing in Chelyabinsk, Russia, inspired this painting. The city's industrial landscape and poor ecological conditions are reflected in her portrayal of a grey and gritty environment. Lights represent the hope for a brighter future.
16″ x 12″
Acrylic on canvas panel, plastic toys, fabric patch
Anya enjoys experimenting with different materials in her artwork, and this piece stands out as one of her most dynamic. The artwork features dollar store toys that are intricately incorporated into a suburban drama scene, offering a unique perspective on everyday life.
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16″ x 12″
Acrylic on canvas,
paper stickers
This painting playfully references the phrase 'Easy, Tiger' and includes a step-by-step guide on how to create it. Anya's signature style, a colorful abstract background, is a prominent feature of the artwork and can be seen in a few of her other pieces.
7″ x 5″
Acrylic on canvas
Just as there are Easy Tigers, there must also be Difficult Tigers hiding somewhere.
20″ x 16″
Acrylic on canvas
Mysz means 'mouse' in Polish, and this painting was not originally intended to be a depiction of one. Anya had been experimenting with color and tape, but was unhappy with the result. After covering the painting with black, she added the mouse. This choice was inspired by her cat, Kiwi, who had been interfering with the artwork a lot.
9″ x 12″
Acrylic on canvas
This artwork portrays a demon that symbolizes a middle-aged man who is tired and feeling defeated. Perhaps he's faced with constant rejection due to his disrespectful and inappropriate behavior. Despite this, he may believe that the fault lies with others rather than looking inward. Through this piece, the artist offers a thought-provoking commentary on the complexities of human behavior and the internal struggles we all face.
20″ x 16″
Acrylic on canvas
This artwork features a mix of English and Russian language, combined with a set of seemingly random objects that come together to form a unique and compelling composition.
9″ x 12″
Oil on canvas panel
While most of Anya's artwork is created using acrylic paint, this particular set of three paintings is done in oil. Each painting features a spirit animal, with each one holding a special meaning in the artist's life.
36″ x 12″
Acrylic on canvas
This artwork is a satirical take on the common household signs found in many American homes. The piece is quite large and boasts intricate details, including Russian meme punchlines and a bunch of random content.
Exhibition 2
Anya's art is all about experimentation with various shapes and colors. She often begins a new piece without a clear vision of its final form, embracing the beauty of the creative process and letting her artistic intuition guide her. This approach allows her to tap into a state of "mindflow", where ideas flow freely and lead to unexpected, yet beautiful results. All paintings in this exhibition are acrylic on canvas.
This painting is visually captivating, with a mix of colors and shapes that reveal new details with each glance. It invites viewers to use their imagination and discover hidden objects and interpretations.
This small abstract painting captures the essence of a forest or swampy area in the Midwest, with its rich mix of earthy colors and flowing shapes.
This painting features a striking contrast between a black window and a field of green flowers.
This artwork features foam cubes carefully affixed to the canvas to create a 3D effect.
An abstract representation of one of the downtown buildings in Chicago.
A large painting that includes a lot of small details. Acrylic marker linework with colorful cover as the final detail.
A night-time scene capturing the essence of Chicago's downtown.
Abstract painting with glowing background and bright red dots for contrast.
Anya was born in Chelyabinsk, Russia and now lives in Chicago. She works as a Lead Designer at Graveflex, a design and development agency. In her free time, she works on her art, including painting, 3D modeling, and writing. Anya has been into art all her life and is continually expanding her skillset and learning new mediums.
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