Irshi Ka

In an era where contemporary art often bends toward trends and market logic, Irshi stands apart as an artist driven by something far more essential: the act of creation itself. For her, art is not a product but a language — a way of speaking to the world through metaphor, emotion, and deeply personal symbolism. Each canvas becomes a fragment of her inner universe, offered with disarming honesty to those willing to look beyond the surface.

Born and educated in Ukraine, Irshi graduated from Kyiv National University of Culture and Arts, but her creative path refused to remain confined to a single discipline. She first emerged in the literary world, where her short stories were published in the cult anthology “8.” Her voice quickly attracted attention: she was featured in interviews by major publications such as Elle, covered by Ukrainian television.

Irshi’s life has been marked by both resilience and vulnerability. Bad experience did not harden her; instead, it deepened her empathy and sharpened her perception of the world’s emotional subtleties.

Working primarily in series, Irshi approaches painting as an evolving dialogue rather than isolated acts. Her Blue Series, dedicated to female friendship and sisterhood, explores intimacy...

Kyiv University of Culture and Arts.

2026: Installation “The Depth of Chernobyl” for a group exhibition “The Chernobyl Disaster” (April 11 – April 27), St. Nicholas Church Potsdam

2025: Solo exhibition "Somewhere in the Universe", (1.08 - 22.08), Made in Wedding Gallery, Berlin

2026: Group exhibition „No concept“ (26.02 – 31.03), Void Art Berlin

2026: Group exhibition „Good vibes“ (31.01 – 14.02), Minimalistix.eu Gallery


2025: Group exhibition "9 Kunstler" (18.07. - 13.08), Galerie Seelenkuss, Berlin

Urban Art: Mural #556 Bülowstraße 11, Berlin

Solo Exhibitions:

2024: Solo Exhibition Date to Flowers (October 18-20, November 20), UA Nest, Berlin

2022: Solo Exhibition at the Beregynya Festival, Spreefeld Genossenschaft, Berlin

Group Exhibitions:

2025: Group Exhibition Nollendorf Kiez Salon (April 29-May 3), The Ballery Gallery, Berlin

2025: Group Exhibition Happy Art Week (March 22-30), Minimalistix Pop-Up Gallery

2024: Group Exhibition Salon Halit Art Gallery (December 1-22)

2024: Group Exhibition Minimalistix.eu Gallery

2020: Group Exhibition AkT, Artzavod Platform