Nadiia Kushnir

Nadiia Kushnir, also known as Nadjozna, is a contemporary artist and illustrator renowned for her sense of humor and naive style. Born in Ukraine, she has gained recognition for her distinctive use of color and playful compositions. Nadiia’s work often explores themes of nature, fantasy, and the human experience, drawing inspiration from her surroundings and personal reflections. Her illustrations and artworks have been featured in various publications, collaborations with international brands and exhibitions, illustrations for more than 80 books, earning her a growing international following.

Nadiia Kushnir has received several awards for her outstanding contributions to art and illustration. Notable among them are the Best Illustrator Award in Ukraine (2018, by agency Barabooka) and inclusion in the Forbes 30 Under 30 list.

Through her imaginative creations, Nadjozna continues to captivate audiences and contribute to the dynamic world of contemporary art and illustration.

More than 200 of her paintings already found a home in private collections in the United States of America, Netherlands, France, Canada, Italy, Denmark, Ukraine, Poland, the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain and Germany.

Ukrainian academy of Printing, National University Lviv Politechnik

Song of falling - Lviv, Ukraine, gallery Om, September 2011, graphics

Between the lines - Lviv, Ukraine, Museum of Ideas,September 2011, photography

Heat without words - Kiyv, Ukraine, Gallery De style, October 2011, graphics

Sky in us - Lviv, Ukraine, December 2011, photography

Speechless - Kharkiv, Ukraine, January 2012, graphics

Khrobart- Lviv, Ukraine, Victoria Gardens, January 2024, painting



took part in:

Depo number One, - Lviv, Ukraine, Museum of Science and technics,October,painting, 2012

Exhibition of Social Posters- 2013,Kyiv, Ukraine

UART 2013-2013,Kyiv, Ukraine

Chingiz Aitmatov 85 year anniversary exhibition - Kyiv, Ukraine, November,2013

Second Ukrainian Student Bienale 2014-April 2014, Kyiv, Ukraine

Plakatom po vytratah 2014- May 2014, Kyiv, Ukraine