Too much thoughts in my head don't et me sleep Drawing

Anastasia Rydlevskaya's art delves deep into the profound themes of mental health, nonbinarity, and gender self-determination. Through a philosophical lens influenced by luminaries such as Emmanuel Levinas, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Albert Camus, Rydlevskaya explores the intricate relationship between the Self and the Other. Her work also delves into the impact of societal systems of oppression and the existential fear of life's finite nature on the human psyche. Rydlevskaya creates a rich and cohesive artistic universe that weaves complex philosophical and existential inquiries into vivid imagery and mythological motifs. She employs a diverse range of mixed media techniques, including oil pastels, large acrylic and oil canvases, textile art objects, mask and installations. Beyond the visual realm, Rydlevskaya's creative vision extends seamlessly into the realm of music. Her skillful use of synesthesia allows her to craft both visual and auditory masterpieces, giving life to 'sounding pictures' and 'visual songs.' Experience the profound synergy of philosophy and art through Anastasia Rydlevskaya's work as it transcends boundaries and resonates on multiple sensory levels."