Anastasiia Ravaeva

Artist, explorer and traveler. Works in the field of painting and graphics. For the last 2 years, she has been working on a series of portraits "Women of the World", inspired by her love for people. The artist uses iconic images of culture, religion and everyday life.

"For me, wrinkles on the face are a map of a person's life. They can be used to determine what kind of life a person lives, how easy or hard their fate was, how hard they worked physically, how much they laughed, were sad or prayed. In what climate conditions they lived, how much scorching sun or strong drying wind there was. You can read about this endlessly. This is one of the reasons why I paint grandmothers."

Ravaeva's works are in private collections around the world.

South Ural State University, Russia