Ksenia Tsyganyuk

Ksenia Tsyganyuk is a contemporary painter based in Ukraine whose artistic practice centers on the idea of the inner garden — a symbolic inner landscape where emotions, memories, and identities are cultivated. Working primarily with sunlit landscapes and still lifes inspired by Mediterranean gardens, lemon trees, patterned textiles, and warm architectural spaces, she creates luminous compositions that evoke warmth, freedom, and quiet reflection.

Through expressive, intuitive brushwork and intentionally simple, slightly naïve forms, Tsyganyuk explores the openness and curiosity of the inner child — a way of seeing the world with freshness, wonder, and trust. Recurring motifs such as lemon trees become subtle symbols of awakening, clarity, and vitality. Her paintings function as intimate visual refuges, inviting viewers to reconnect with calm, lightness, and emotional resilience in a world shaped by uncertainty and constant change.

2021 - “How To Loosen Up Your Painting” course by artist Richard Claremont
2019 - "Create Paintings You Love With" course by artist Mike Svob
2008 - 2013 - St. Petersburg University of the Humanities and Social Sciences, Bachelor of public relation

Physical exhibitions
2025 - Art Vouage Gallery, "Whispers of the imagination", group exhibition, Zurich, Switzerland
2024 - Zdolbuniv Art Center, "Winter", group exhibition, Zdolbuniv, Ukraine
2024 - Zdolbuniv Center of Culture and Leisure of the Zdolbuniv City Council, “Dreams of the old city”, group exhibition, Zdolbuniv, Ukraine
2023 - EuroArt Gallery, “Hope” solo exhibition, Rivne, Ukraine
2020 - Palace of Children and Youth, charity exhibition, Rivne, Ukraine
2018 — Art space «Anna», "Streams" solo exhibition, Rivne, Ukraine

Virtual exhibitions
2022 - Biennale Artbox Expo, Venezia 1.0
2022 - "Yellow Blue", online exhibition, 118 Art Gallery
2022 - Sapphire Art, online exhibition
2022 - Virtual gallery "Artbase", The Holy Art Gallery, London
2020 - The Virtual Art Fair, online exhibition
2020 - 2020 ALL WOMEN ARTIST, online exhibition