ANNA SHE

Artist from Ukraine, born 1994 in the cozy town of Pryluky. I've always drawn. Because it was in my blood. My father was also an artist. That's how he met my mother. After all, one day his order was to decorate a physics classroom in college, and that’s where he met my mother. She was an astrophysicist by training and a great space dreamer. My parents influenced me a lot. I love them madly and appreciate them even after their death.

Drawing is a way to create a new world. Relive old emotions. Talk to your subconscious, sometimes to your parents or deceased loved ones. Creativity is what gives meaning to this world. In moments of creativity, we discover a piece of God within ourselves.

After the start of the war in Ukraine, I suffered from severe PTSD, as I had to leave occupied Kyiv during the explosion of bombs.

Drawing saved me from sleepless nights and opened up the possibility of moving on with my life.