Mariia Drozdova works in such techniques as painting, graphics, collage (analog, digital), photography, performance, computer graphics, icon painting, installation . The artist paints her whole life (for she remembers herself).

After receiving an academic education, Mariia works both in the classical areas of art and creates projects in the field of modern art, and believes that versatility, creative experimentation and love for her creativity are important for the artist.

The artist tries not to limit the work with any specific techniques or trends, if possible she tries something new, but at the same time she prefers symbolic art. In her paintings Mariia Drozdova unites the emotional and analytical approach.

Iryna Dzyndra is a representative of the modern artists environment of fine and decorative direction. In her artworks the artist focuses on the process of image creation, the interdependence of the artist from painting, and vice versa, when the possibilities of relaying the emotional-figurative basis are most fully revealed.

The subject of the author's artistic expression is revealed most often in the landscape, her own vision of the landscape and the space in which it unfolds, with all the finest nuances of emotional color. Contemplation, dialogue and meditation are the priority principles of the contentfulness of the imagery of Iryna Dzyndra's artworks.

Olga Yerofeeva is a graphic artist, painter, master of monumental and decorative art, she is a truly authoritative and experienced master who knows almost all techniques of monumental art - encaustic, enamel, batik, mosaic and others. She developed her own author's version of easel painting using levkas, where she was able to realize the unity of painting and graphics, to achieve a sense of renewal at the modern stage of this ancient and now rare technique.

... even though it's actually like love - you just love and that's it. When you are at high altitude looking at the mountain ranges of the Carocoramas, the landscape splits into an applicative set of colored pieces that are pastel in the daytime, like a medieval tapestry - or else it gets frantic with all the colors of the rainbow at sunset.

... that the mountains are the abode of the gods, when you are there you feel their presence. There is no need to look for a beautiful landscape in the mountains - you see them everywhere. Mountain landscapes are the most synthetic! They contain fields, forests, rivers, lakes - even seas - and, of course, mountains! Conceptually, they are the most abstract of all.
landscapes of the earth.

... abstraction and realism. The composition develops not only horizontally, but also vertically. They are very rich in color due to the high purity of the air. ... they become very graphic in foggy weather ... in general, the atmosphere of the mountains is the best thing!

... here it smells of melted snow, spring and power!

... this is eternal youth!

Svitlana Gunchenko's paintings are performed in the best traditions of Ukrainian impressionism, and express painter's love to the landscape, to various states of nature, to such nuances as the first morning rays, the last glow of the setting sun, the melting fog of mist.

Varvara Havryliuk assigns a key role to color. Cold and hot, bright and faded, intense and muffled. Thanks to this, her paintings have an incredible emotional richness, and each landscape tells us of the artist's infinite love for her native land and her comprehension of her feelings through nature.

The first thing that catches the eye when meeting with the works of Nataliia Herasymenko is the inherent looseness, freedom of improvisation, which is special in her artworks. She consciously goes on her own way, listening to creative intuition, in search of new forms.

Halyna Horodnycheva-Lutskevych's impressionistic style is presented in peculiar and unordinary way. The color palette is quite saturated, and the colors are clean and open. Overflowing, coming into contact, complementing each other, they sound sonorous and impeccable.