Stasy Simon

Stasy Simon is a contemporary artist whose work explores the complexity of human identity through bold color, fragmentation, and emotional abstraction.
Her practice is rooted in the idea that a person cannot be reduced to a single image or expression. Instead, she reconstructs the human face as a layered composition of moods, perceptions, and inner states. By breaking traditional portrait structure, she creates works that feel both immediate and psychologically deep.
Stasy’s signature style combines expressive color fields, dynamic contrasts, and textured surfaces, resulting in visually striking pieces that balance intensity with harmony. Her work is influenced by contemporary urban aesthetics, abstract expressionism, and the psychology of perception.
Her paintings have been exhibited internationally, including in Tel Aviv and during Miami Art Week events, and are held in private collections, particularly in the United States.
Through her work, Stasy Simon invites viewers to move beyond surface recognition and engage with the emotional and intuitive dimensions of identity.

2003–2008 — Moscow Industrial and Economic College (Fashion Design)
2008–2013 — Kosygin State University of Russia (Design and Technology)
Since 2013, Asya Simon has been engaged in independent artistic practice alongside teaching, continuously developing her distinctive visual language.
Her academic background in design laid a strong foundation in composition, structure, and material understanding, which later evolved into a more expressive and conceptual fine art practice.

Stasy (Asya) Simon has participated in a number of international exhibitions and curated group shows.
Her works were presented in Dan Gallery (Tel Aviv) as part of seasonal exhibitions, including Year End Sale 2022, Passover Clearance Sale 2023, and Year End Sale 2023.
She also exhibited during Miami Art Week in collaboration with The Bright Foundation, with presentations in 2022 and 2024, connected to the wider Art Basel Miami Beach program.
Her work has been shown to an international audience and is held in private collections, particularly in the United States.