Tetiana Brazhkina

“I paint like people write letters — to tell stories, to remember, to feel.”

I'm a Ukrainian painter, and since 2012, I’ve been working mainly in oil, creating canvases filled with light, movement, and emotion. I bring together bold color, expressive brushwork, and subtle human presence to capture moments that feel both timeless and immediate.

I divide my time between the studio and exhibitions. My works have been featured in galleries in Kyiv and Prague and are now part of private collections in the United States, Canada, Germany, Israel, and South Korea.

My subjects — whether feminine figures, seascapes, or imagined worlds — often carry a quiet boldness: a look, a gesture, a light that suggests something deeper beneath the surface.

And somewhere in the background, there's always a whisper of home, of sunlight, of a story waiting to be told.

I received private training from professional artists and studied in an art studio based at the Union of Artists' House. This personalized path allowed me to develop a strong foundation and a unique artistic voice outside of traditional academic frameworks.

Over the years, I’ve developed my own teaching approach — a practical and intuitive method that I now use to mentor emerging artists in my studio.

I regularly participate in group exhibitions and have held several solo shows. My work is currently on permanent display in three galleries in Kyiv and two galleries in Prague.