Natalia Yampolskaia

Natalia Yampolskaia,
was born in 1982, Tighina, is a lecturer, associate professor in Fine Arts at the College of Fine Arts, member of the Union of Fine Artists of Moldova. He graduated from the College of Art in Tighina with a degree in Painting and also graduated from the Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts in Chisinau with a degree in Decorative Arts (Master).
Currently, Natalia Yampolskaia is one of Moldova's artists, having an active international exhibition activity, with participation in numerous collective exhibitions. Her works were exhibited in Germany, Austria, France, Hungary, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Albania. Among the exhibitions we can mention the international contemporary art exhibition "Hymn of Independence" Konya Turkey 2022; international exhibition "Aller - Returs" France, Le Havre 2022; exhibition "European Cities" Council of Europe, Strasbourg, France 2022; the Worlds of Women exhibition, Government of the Republic of Moldova 2023; as part of a delegation from the Republic of Moldova, her paintings were presented at the 3rd International Art Biennale "International Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture", Vittel, France 2023. Between 2019-2023, the artist's personal exhibitions...

1993-1999 Theoretical High School No. 1 Tighina Faculty of Arts
1999 - 2001 State Educational Institution "Bendery Pedagogical College", specialty "Painting"
2001 - 2007 Academy of Musical Theater and Fine Arts, Chisinau, specialty "Decorative Art"
2008 - 2010 Academy of Musical Theater and Fine Arts, Chisinau, specialty "Decorative Art" master's degree

2022 Personal exhibition "Touching life" Organ Hall in Chisinau;
2023 Personal exhibition "Вкус к жизни" in Tiraspol;
2023 Personal exhibition "Filur Timpului. Memories and Aspirations" CartegoART Chisinau;
2024 Personal exhibition "A floating world" Europe Café Chisinau;
2024 Personal exhibition «Дыхание весны» Tiraspol;
2024 The personal exhibition "Ephemeral Reality" in the premises of the gallery Galeriile FormArt Bucharest;