Futerman Olha

The war in Ukraine has profoundly influenced my work, inspiring me to create visceral and intense pieces that explore the theme of humanity. My “bloody” art captures the raw emotions and harsh realities of conflict, making a powerful statement about the human condition.

When I live in Lugansk I spend many time in art school on piano (but I hate piano) and drawingb lessons (I spend 5 years on draving lessons but I dosent finish it as we was go for life in other city and my mother forgot put me to drawing school for finish it)
I get lawyer edycation and then I understand than I dont want work wiht this shit
After this I go for getting Graphic designer education (here I finish academic drawing) and after this I understand that I pick right way.