Dana Huban

I am a visual artist born in Ukraine and currently based in Germany, working across two distinct abstract styles that reflect the duality of my inner world. One side of my practice is calm and meditative—built with layered textures, neutral tones, and gentle transitions that evoke silence, introspection, and stillness. This represents my introverted self and the quieter moments of emotional presence.

In contrast, my other style is bold and expressive, filled with raw energy, vibrant color, and dynamic movement. These works are visual metaphors for internal chaos—where calm and noise coexist, overlap, and fracture one another. They capture emotional surges, extroverted energy, and the rapid mood shifts I often experience throughout the day.

Guided entirely by intuition and emotion, my work explores the tension between control and spontaneity, solitude and expression. It resonates with those who move between light and dark, quiet and intensity, stillness and storm—offering a deeply personal yet universally felt reflection of the human experience. My art naturally complements minimalist, contemporary interiors while inviting a deeper emotional connection.

2003 - 2007 A. Erdeli College of Arts
2007 - 2011 Mykhailo Boichuk Kyiv State Institute of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design