Morniya Morniya

mörniya is a Ukrainian artist whose work emerges from the raw tension of survival — between silence and sirens, between synthetic beats and emotional collapse. Her paintings are not decorative objects, but visual aftershocks — traces of psychic disruption, grief, and distorted memory.

Often painted while immersed in acid house and war-related anxiety, her works channel the fragmented voice of someone who feels too much.
She paints as a way to not disappear. As a way to hold onto something — even when everything trembles.

Through her art, she hopes to reach those who also feel unspoken things — to remind them they are not alone in the chaos. Her paintings offer not comfort, but recognition.

Social work Bachelors degree

works have appeared at local underground exhibitions organized by friends — raw, intimate spaces where emotion matters more than polish.