Daddy Print

Krystyna Sirenko is a Ukrainian artist born on December 21, 1988, into a family of architects. She studied at an art school as a child and later went on to graduate from PNTU named after Yu. Kondratyuk in Poltava in 2012, earning a Master's degree in Urban Planning and the qualification of Master of Architecture with honors. Krystina's passion for art and her desire to express her unique vision of the world drove her to pursue a career in creation. Her background in architecture, she felt that this field alone was not enough to self-expression. Therefore, she turned to painting as a means to showcase her imagination and creativity without restrictions and rules. Her paintings are noted for their brightness, which suggests a vivid and lively approach to her art. Sheview painting as a way of exploring the world and seeking deeper understanding through interactions with simple things. This approach highlights the artist's passion for painting and her desire to use her art as a tool for self-expression and discovery. Her works have been showcased in various countries, including Ukraine, the USA, Spain, Poland, and Latvia, demonstrating her growing reputation as an artist. This diverse exposure to different audiences highlights her ability to connect with people through her art, regardless of cultural or geographical differences. Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, Krystyna has been engaged in volunteering by painting various military artifacts for sale at charity events. In July 2022, a charity auction was held in Kremenchuk, during which several of her paintings were sold. The funds received were given to the victims of the rocket attack on the "Amstor" shopping center in Kremenchuk. Krystina is currently actively participating in various exhibitions to support Ukraine. Her paintings serve as a powerful platform for her voice, and she uses her art to bring attention to important causes and raise funds for those in need.