Anna Lyashenko is a Ukrainian artist born in 1991 in Cherkasy, Ukraine, where she currently lives and works.
Her practice combines precision and detail with a search for metaphorical meaning. The works are created at the intersection of natural forms and personal transformations, reflecting the emotions as well as the states of mind of the artist. She explores the connections between life and fading, light and shadow, hope and frustration, fragility and strength, creating artworks which combine both technical skill and depth of feeling.
Anna's works take part in the exhibitions at the National Taras Shevchenko Museum and the National Museum of Natural History of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
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A fine line between life and shadow, past and future, hope and fading away. Can we exist on this edge without losing ourselves? The lily seems to balance between two worlds—just like we do in times of change. It is both fragile and strong, holding on even when reality is torn apart.
The diptych was exhibited at the National Taras Shevchenko Museum.
Anna Lyashenko is a Ukrainian artist born in 1991 in Cherkasy, Ukraine, where she currently lives and works.
Her practice combines precision and detail with a search for metaphorical meaning. The works are created at the intersection of natural forms and personal transformations, reflecting the emotions as well as the states of mind of the artist. She explores the connections between life and fading, light and shadow, hope and frustration, fragility and strength, creating artworks which combine both technical skill and depth of feeling.
Anna's works take part in the exhibitions at the National Taras Shevchenko Museum and the National Museum of Natural History of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine.
