ANGELINA HAFYNETS (Born in 1992) A contemporary Ukrainian artist Graduated: Adalbert Erdeli Uzhhorod College of Arts Transcarpathian Academy of Arts. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Awards: 2017 – Special Prize winner the “Silver Easel 2017” competition, Uzhhorod. Partner: «Insurance Company UTIKO». 2018 – Second Prize for the painting «Snowy Carpathians» in All-Ukrainian and art project «Picturesque Ukraine», Mariupol. Her works are held in the collections of the following museums: National Museum of Taras Shevcenko National Museum “ Kyiv National Art Gallery” Museum of the Avant-Garde The Korsak's Museum of Ukrainian Modern Art Parkhomivka Art Museum The Museum of the History of the City of Kyiv Cherkasy Art Museum Dnipro Art Museum Artistic vision: In Hafynets's work, the world is perceived through color – material, saturated and intense. “I’m interested in color as a self-sufficient substance. Each shade has its own power and energy, and harmoniously combined colors can evoke deep emotions,” says Hafynets.

ANGELINA HAFYNETS (Born in 1992) A contemporary Ukrainian artist Graduated: Adalbert Erdeli Uzhhorod College of Arts Transcarpathian Academy of Arts. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Awards: 2017 – Special Prize winner the “Silver Easel 2017” competition, Uzhhorod. Partner: «Insurance Company UTIKO». 2018 – Second Prize for the painting «Snowy Carpathians» in All-Ukrainian and art project «Picturesque Ukraine», Mariupol. Her works are held in the collections of the following museums: National Museum of Taras Shevcenko National Museum “ Kyiv National Art Gallery” Museum of the Avant-Garde The Korsak's Museum of Ukrainian Modern Art Parkhomivka Art Museum The Museum of the History of the City of Kyiv Cherkasy Art Museum Dnipro Art Museum Artistic vision: In Hafynets's work, the world is perceived through color – material, saturated and intense. “I’m interested in color as a self-sufficient substance. Each shade has its own power and energy, and harmoniously combined colors can evoke deep emotions,” says Hafynets.