Ariadna Dane

Ariadna Dane (b. 1984, Siberia) is a visual artist working across traditional and digital media. Primarily self-taught, she has developed her practice through further training in Contemporary Collage and Creative Development at Central Saint Martins (London). Ariadna’s work has gained international presence, exhibiting in the UK and beyond. Her distinctive pieces are held in private and corporate collections, including notable hospitality and media brands.

Ariadna’s upbringing in Siberia and her travels fostered a deep connection to nature that continues to shape her practice. Inspired by the intricate forms and textures found in nature, Ariadna translates these often-overlooked details into evocative ecosystems of forms that interact, dissolve, and reassemble: reflecting nature’s cycles of creation and decay and blurring the line between the tangible and the abstract.

The artist’s latest work marks a shift from observing nature to embodying it as a metaphor for the human experience. Using plants as a symbol, the series speaks to resilience and vulnerability: bending, breaking, healing, and growing — just as we do. Short poems accompany each work, acting as entryways into the emotional terrain of the image and offering a moment o...

Trained in Contemporary Collage and Creative Development at Central Saint Martins, the University of the Arts London (UK).

Ariadna Dane’s work has been exhibited in a range of galleries, fairs, and alternative spaces, including Galerie Tracanelli (Grenoble), Fulham Town Hall (London), Soho Revue Gallery (London), Gallery@OXO (London) and Art Below at Regent’s Park Station (London). She has participated in curated group shows such as ‘A Way with Colour’ and ‘Art in the Age of Now,’ as well as several editions of Wimbledon Art Fair. Her work has also been showcased in Bhuti Richmond (London), City Arts Newbury and various virtual exhibitions. Her solo and group exhibitions have explored themes of organic abstraction and materiality.