Anna Mamchur

Anna Mamchur is a contemporary painter based in southern France, working primarily in acrylic on canvas. Her practice is rooted in academic training and a disciplined approach to composition, where structure, colour relationships, and spatial clarity form the foundation of each work.

Her paintings investigate the interaction between architecture, landscape, and atmosphere, often informed by the visual culture of the Mediterranean alongside subtle references to Ukrainian heritage. Rather than depicting specific locations, she constructs composed environments that balance observation with memory and emotional perception.

Mamchur’s work is characterised by expressive yet controlled colour, simplified forms, and a search for equilibrium between decorative surface and spatial depth. Each painting is an original, hand-painted piece that reflects a sustained exploration of light, place, and quiet psychological presence.

2008–2013
Master’s Degree in Fine Arts
Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA),
Faculty of Architecture, Kyiv, Ukraine

2006–2008
Studies in Decorative and Applied Arts
Kosiv College of Decorative and Applied Arts,
Lviv National Academy of Arts, Ukraine

2001–2005
Primary Art Education
Kamianets-Podilskyi Children’s Art School, Ukraine

Academic Recognition
The Master’s degree in Fine Arts has been officially recognized in France through ENIC-NARIC, confirming its equivalence within the European academic framework.

Professional Status
Professional member of Maison des Artistes (France).
Member of CNFAP — Conseil National Français des Arts Plastiques.

2025
Group exhibitions and public art presentations held within cultural events and festivals in Occitanie and Paris, France.