Irina Myslitsky

My work explores the emotional landscape of human relationships — their vulnerability, complexity, and constant transformation. I am drawn to themes of love, distance, conflict, and the subtle shifts that shape our connections over time. Through oil and acrylic on canvas, I use expressive textures and a restrained palette of black and white with small accents of color to capture these emotional contrasts.
Alongside human relationships, I am deeply connected to nature and concerned about the disappearance of endangered species. This is reflected in my series of animal portraits — elephants, giraffes, hippos, and rhinos — created as quiet tributes to the fragile beauty of the natural world and its uncertain future.
Across all my work, I aim to create visual reflections — paintings that serve as mirrors in which viewers can see their own stories, memories, and emotional truths.

The Israeli Animation and Design College (IAC), Tel Aviv (2009) — Major in 3D Modeling and Animation.
Musrara — The Naggar Multidisciplinary School of Art and Society, Jerusalem (2004–2007) — Major in Multimedia, Video Art, and Animation.
Graduation project at Musrara received the Jerusalem Mayor's Prize.

2023 — International Festival of Visual and Applied Arts, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
2007 — LAAF 2007 “Ghost Story,” The Silent Movie Theatre, Hollywood, CA, USA.