Oleksandr Andreiev

I am a soldier of the 3rd Assault Brigade, 3rd Army Corps of Ukraine.
I began painting during my rehabilitation after the war.

I am not a professional artist in the classical sense, nor do I practice painting regularly. I paint rarely — only when an inner state reaches its limit and can no longer remain unexpressed. Painting became a way for me to fix experiences that cannot be put into words.

My works are not decorative and do not aim to beautify reality. They are about inner pressure, tension, fracture, and endurance. Each painting records a specific psychological state — a moment between compression and the possibility of moving forward.

All works presented here are part of a charity initiative.
100% of the proceeds from the sale of the artworks are directed to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

For me, art is not a career.
It is a way to remain useful even during recovery.

I do not have an academic art education. My path in painting is not professional in the classical sense. However, I hold a higher education degree in the fields of Energy, Electronics, and Electromechanics.

At this stage, the works have not yet been presented in gallery or museum exhibitions.