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Anna Shkinder
Artist from Ukraine
I am a Ukrainian artist based in Lutsk, working primarily with abstract and floral paintings.
My practice is rooted in intuition and explores emotional states, memory, presence, and the human connection to nature and sensory experience. Working with fluid acrylic on raw canvas, I create atmospheric works through movement, spontaneity, and observation of the material itself.
Through color, texture, and abstraction, I aim to create spaces where viewers can pause, feel, and reconnect with their own inner experiences.
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Abyss
Painting by Anna Shkinder
80 x 100 cm • Canvas, Acrylic, Canvas art
One of a kind
Some colors need nothing else.
This piece was inspired by the ocean—its waves, its rhythm, and the abyss that is both mysterious and endlessly inviting. I've always been fascinated by how the sea is never the same, even when its color seems unchanged.
That is why this work is monochromatic.
Its depth comes not from a variety of pigments, but from the way light moves across the textured surface. The relief reveals countless shades of blue that shift with the viewing angle, the changing daylight, and the space the artwork inhabits.
For me, tactility is another language of art. I want the work to be experienced not only with the eyes, but almost with the fingertips—as if touching a wave suspended in time.
The contemporary frame with its subtle gold finish enhances the richness of the blue, adding a quiet sense of elegance and timeless luxury.
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Moments
Anna Shkinder
Artist from Ukraine
I am a Ukrainian artist based in Lutsk, working primarily with abstract and floral paintings.
My practice is rooted in intuition and explores emotional states, memory, presence, and the human connection to nature and sensory experience. Working with fluid acrylic on raw canvas, I create atmospheric works through movement, spontaneity, and observation of the material itself.
Through color, texture, and abstraction, I aim to create spaces where viewers can pause, feel, and reconnect with their own inner experiences.
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