Anastasiia Tarasiuk

Anastasiia Tarasiuk is a Ukrainian printmaker and visual artist based in Belgium.

Her work explores memory, resilience, and the relationship between people and the natural world through linocut, printmaking, and mixed media. Inspired by personal experience, war, and ecological change, she creates symbolic compositions that invite viewers to reflect on fragility, transformation, and hope.

Recent bodies of work, including The Last Bloom, What If, and My Country at War, investigate endangered plant species, urban environments, and collective memory. By combining traditional printmaking techniques with contemporary visual language, Tarasiuk transforms everyday forms into poetic narratives that balance vulnerability with quiet strength.

She currently lives and works in Belgium and continues her studies in printmaking at the Academy of Fine Arts in Herentals.

2024 – present: Graphic Arts program at the Academy of Visual Arts Herentals
2022 – 2023: Intensive training in graphic design at Encora Antwerp

2026
Print Garden Kiev, Oekraïne
Cabin Art, Belgium, Koksijde
Morforopia Group Expo.Belgium, Antwerp

2025
Fameus Antwerp. “Re:Norm” group exhibition, Belgium, Antwerp
Art festival with humanitarian missions “MAMA”, Belgium, Antwerp
Cabin Art”, Belgium, Koksijde
“Z8 Answer”, De Mindere, Belgium, Sint-Rheden
“The Painting Museum”, Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp, Belgium, Antwerp
“Matter for Thought”, Kunsthuis De Pestel, Belgium, Kortrijk
2024
“Free Printmaking”, Belgium, Cultural Center Zwaneberg
“The Future is Ours”, Belgium, Brussels
“Winter Salon” at Amok and Ateljee Tevree, Belgium, Aalst
“WinterTUIG”, Belgium, Antwerp