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Anna Kryvych
Artist from Ukraine
Kryvych is a contemporary interdisciplinary artist from Kyiv. She studied at the Madrid School of Fine Arts and spent two years training in the studio of Ukrainian artist Leo Limanenko. Her practice explores the mechanisms of human interaction with the world, revealing deeper layers of reality, truth, and being. Through her work, she addresses themes of dehumanization, estrangement from nature, and immersion in artificial constructs that distort our connection to the essence of life. She lives and works in Kyiv.
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SX 03 Model Aurora
Painting by Anna Kryvych
50 x 60 cm ⢠In Progress
Model Aurora is one of the early bodily constructions developed within the âSynthetic Sanctuary â â a zone dedicated to designing artificial living forms capable of functioning, interacting, and shaping perception. Her body is not a replica but a trajectory of its own: a gleaming structure inspired by the myth of Aurora â the goddess who opens the light.
But in this model, dawn is scripted: gesture, touch, control â all emerge as programmed behavior, not emotion. The hands that cover the eyes and press the throat are not acts of violence, but fragments of corporeal code. This is how her function is executed â emotional, aesthetic, technical.
Main question here if structured version can be alived and what makes living creature alive?
About the artist
Anna Kryvych
Artist from Ukraine
Kryvych is a contemporary interdisciplinary artist from Kyiv. She studied at the Madrid School of Fine Arts and spent two years training in the studio of Ukrainian artist Leo Limanenko. Her practice explores the mechanisms of human interaction with the world, revealing deeper layers of reality, truth, and being. Through her work, she addresses themes of dehumanization, estrangement from nature, and immersion in artificial constructs that distort our connection to the essence of life. She lives and works in Kyiv.
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