Angelic woman Painting

Born in 1987 in Antratsyt, Luhansk region, Ukraine, Iryna Romanyshyn has shown a deep passion for art since early childhood. Despite her interest, her family initially did not envision her future as an artist. Following this path, Iryna first pursued a degree at Kharkiv National University of Economics. However, her dream, passion, and dedication to art ultimately prevailed, leading her to obtain a second degree in Interior Design from the Kharkiv Institute of Fashion and Design. Iryna further refined her skills at a private family school of painting and drawing, where she studied under the guidance of professional artists O.O. Azarkin, M.A. Azarkina, and P.O. Azarkin. Here, she mastered the fundamentals of painting, academic drawing, and composition, with a focus on watercolor techniques. In her work, Iryna blends classical traditions with a contemporary vision of art, incorporating a unique watercolor technique that has become central to her artistic identity. Her inspirations come from a wide range of artists, including Gustav Klimt, Ernst Fuchs, Albrecht Dürer, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Salvador Dalí, and Mikalojus Čiurlionis, among others. Iryna Romanyshyn is an artist who leaves an indelible mark on the art world, bringing beauty and emotion to the hearts of her audience. Exhibition: "The Light of Faith: In Search of Meaning" Iryna Romanyshyn’s solo exhibition, "The Light of Faith: In Search of Meaning," is a reflection of her spiritual journey, inner growth, and transformation. The core theme of the exhibition is to convey the light of faith as a central force capable of illuminating the darkest corners of our lives and creating miracles. Her works explore different aspects of faith—ranging from traditional religious themes to personal, internal aspirations and self-belief. In the context of the war in Ukraine, the exhibition touches on themes of hope, compassion, and overcoming hardship through the lens of faith. Each piece in this collection embodies the raw emotions, true stories, and convictions of individuals—their faith and the light of their souls.