Author: Iryna

Oleksii Kozyr (UKR)

Born 1983. Painting. …I believe that, whenever possible, our entire life and, moreover, art, as the strongest tool for modeling states, is obliged to awaken in us the best, viable mood. Oleksii Kozyr The lockdown began during my stay in Kiev. When the city was paralyzed by a wave of quarantine measures and the spirit… Continue reading Oleksii Kozyr (UKR)

Vira Mukhina

Born 1982 in St.Petersburg. Resident in Kyiv, Ukraine. Watercolor and graphic artist. Quarantine gave me more time to watch. Vira Mukhina During the quarantine, I was more and more inspired by the sky. It’s endless free space, constantly changing and amazing! I really love to watch the clouds float, and now they have become an… Continue reading Vira Mukhina

Tea Švarić

Born and live in Croatia, Samobor. Sculpture. Everybody fell apart in some way during the corona crisis. Tea Švarić Aside for the pandemic problems there were a lot of earthquakes that aded up the stress. Many works were destroyed and new ones began to take shape as broke down stories. That reflects my thoughts and… Continue reading Tea Švarić

Nuno Fareleira

Born 2001 in Viseu, Portugal. Visual art. I feel like I came out of this pandemic a totally different person; renewed. Nuno Fereleira Most of my freshman year of college was spent at home creating in the space of my own room, on the wall, on the ground, wherever I was able to make space.… Continue reading Nuno Fareleira

Anna Pichuhina

Dnipro, Ukraine. Mixed media. Before the pandemic, I already had the background of self-isolation… Anna Pichuhina It was due to a long period of depression. Thus, lockdown, paradoxically, became for me a mechanism for rapprochement with people. After all, my habitual views on the world became more clear for my acquaintance only in quarantine. I… Continue reading Anna Pichuhina

Nora Bolanca

Born 1997 in Rijeka, Croatia. Photography. The pandemic influenced my artistic practice. I work more but my work is less exposed. Nora Bolanca I created the series of photographs “Self-isolation”, that is a product of the events of 2020. The world was facing new crises and we were forced to stay in our own homes… Continue reading Nora Bolanca

Victoria Lenska (UKR)

Digital art Quarantine showed me new opportunities for creativity and earning money with my art. Victoria Lenska The views on teaching drawing have also changed – you need more discipline and the ability to search for information. There are many ways – the main thing is to want to find them. #365daysafter art project

Iryna Fedorenko (SEMIRA)

Kyiv, Ukraine. Painting. …the pandemic and quarantine opened up new opportunities… Iryna Fedorenko(SEMIRA) Great social upheavals throughout history have had the greatest impact on art and artists, on the development of all mankind. We live in the era of a worldwide pandemic and quarantine, let’s reconsider our attitude to life, draw the right conclusions and… Continue reading Iryna Fedorenko (SEMIRA)

Sasha Horbatiuk

Born 1999 in Kyiv, Ukraine. Mixed technique. …I slipped into unknown circumstances… Sasha Horbatiuk During the past year I was moving between Austria and Ukraine, my Erasmus semester in Prague was urgently canceled so I slipped into unknown circumstances. music, in particular electronic, helped me to modify depressive episodes to a more immeasurable understanding of… Continue reading Sasha Horbatiuk