Anna Malyi

I am an artist from Estonia, currently living temporarily in Ukraine. My works are sincere and emotional expressions shaped by personal experience and a deep connection to themes of freedom, movement, and inner resilience.

I have never formally studied painting. Art came to me during one of the most difficult periods of my life, when I was going through inner loss and transformation. My paintings are a visual diary of emotions: pain, hope, struggle, and strength.

My style is intuitive and bold, inspired by urban life, motorcycle culture, and the contrast between light and darkness. Each piece is a personal story and a search for meaning beyond trends and conventions.

Photography has also been an important part of my journey, helping me tell stories that words cannot express.

Although I currently live in Ukraine, my roots and citizenship are Estonian. This duality gives me a unique perspective and fuels my creative process.

By showing interest in my work and finding resonance in it, you not only share your own story — you give me a future filled with meaning and happiness. Your support is the light on my path and the source of my strength to keep creating.

Through my art, I invite viewers to feel, reflect, and find their own p...

I am currently a third-year psychology student, and I am confident that this connection to my art is no coincidence. I have always been interested in psychology, and the fact that I began painting may lead to the creation of something unique and profound in the future.

Additionally, I am a photographer and marketer with over 10 years of experience working in the wedding industry. In this niche, I am well-known as an expert in wedding marketing across Ukraine and Europe. I studied marketing in Tallinn, Estonia.

My knowledge and experience in psychology, photography, and marketing create a unique foundation for my artistic journey and help me create works with depth and meaning.

I haven’t had the opportunity to exhibit my work so far. If you know of a place or event where my art could belong, I’d love to hear your ideas. I’m eager to explore this path and bring my works into the world.