Anna Shvedova

Hey, I am Anna Shvedova, an artist around the world. I was born in November 1987 in Moscow, USSR .
When I was growing up, I was interested in everything related to the audio-visual perception of
man. The influence of tone in music, the effect of color, form, lines, drama and psychology. I
graduated from two universities, an art university (2011) and a university of cinema (2012).
Concurrently, I studied sound from the point of view of science in The Moscow Conservatory as
well as the effect of sound waves on humans. But at the same time, I was constantly involved in
drawing, painting and learning new techniques of drawing.
The need to learn has been integral to my being up to the present time. Now I am concerned
about everything that relates to changes for the better, how to improve the environment and the
world around me. I redecorated my family’s apartment with unique paintings on walls and doors.
I graduated from a course on modern painting and decorating, and became involved in artistic,
decorative restoration. In 2015, I designed and implemented the decorative painting of an art
gallery called “City Nomads" (petroglyphs and sacred ornaments) in Budapest, Hungary. In the
summer, I completed the decor and mura...

Saint Petersburg State University of Cinema and Television
Department of Screen Arts 2006-2012
National University of Art
Department of Easel Painting and Graphics 2005-2011
Course in Japanese Calligraphy, Japanese Cultural Center, Moscow 2013
Cource «Modern decoration works» , Moscow 2015
Course in Murals of the Russian North, Nekrasov Library Moscow 2016

2018 "Whatever happens " Graphics Paintings with Rico Hvam "Galleri mor" Aarhus, Denmark
2017 “ Astronomy in the architecture of Moscow” graphics ,Iskander Culture Center, Moscow ,Russia
2016 Anna Shvedova Wanderlust; Design, Graphics,City Nomads Gallery. Budapest, Hangry
2015 Great Adventure” Watercolor, Graphics, Collages, “Balcony” exhibit hall, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2014 “In the Vicinity of Panticapaeum”, Painting and Graphics “Vinyl” Art Center, Moscow, Russia