Nastya Kirianova

Hi! I’m Nastia — a visual artist from Kyiv, Ukraine.
I paint emotions. Silence. Soft rebellion. The space between shadow and light.

I was born into art — my mother is also an artist, and creativity has always been the language we spoke without words. Together we explore styles and textures, from modern expressionism to dreamy symbolism.

I love mixing techniques: oil, acrylic, pastel, chalk — letting the medium choose the voice.Each piece I create holds a story.

You can follow my creative journey here:
Instagram: kirian_skincanvas
TikTok: kirian_skincanvas

Thank you for stopping by. I hope one of these works finds a home in your story.

I studied at two of Kyiv’s leading art institutions, where I received formal training in Fine Arts, Decorative Design, and Visual Composition.

My education provided a solid academic foundation in classical painting, color theory, and composition, while also encouraging experimentation and the development of my personal artistic voice.

Kyiv College of Technologies and Design (2018-2020)
Degree in Fine Arts and Design
Kyiv National University of Technologies and Design (2020-2022)

Venue: Private Space (Balcony Mural)
City: Kyiv
Year: 2023
Type: Solo
Details:
A self-initiated art installation transforming a private balcony into a public-facing emotional landscape. The mural was painted in full by hand and became a visual symbol of quiet resistance and beauty during uncertain times.


Venue: Instagram / TikTok
City: Kyiv (Online)
Year: 2024
Type: Solo
Details:
A curated digital exhibition of emotional-themed artworks, presented through storytelling Reels and TikTok videos. The series aimed to connect visual language with inner human states and garnered strong engagement on both platforms.


Venue: Residential Building (Corridor Mural Project)
City: Kyiv
Year: 2025 (Planned)
Type: Group
Details:
A planned collaborative community art exhibition in the form of a mural spanning the shared corridor of a residential building. Each wall will carry fragments of light, symbolism, and poetic form, co-created with neighbors.