Sasha Zaitsev

Sasha Zaitsev is a Paris based artist, who was born and grew up in Ukraine. After having completed her studies in Donetsk College of Plastic arts, she moved to Paris in order to study the theory and practice of fine arts in Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne University. The essential focus of her works is based on psychology and metaphysics. Very often the subject of her paintings is some mental disorder, like depression, depersonalization or melancholia. The big influence on Sacha’s art had the beginning of the civil war in the East of Ukraine in 2014. The sensation of loosing the past and the fear of fate provoked a need to express oppressive emotions: this is how Sacha's black and white melancholic style was created. The combination of Surrealism with Op art recreates absorbing feeling of mental illness and its detachment from reality. The versatility of the picture gives a liberty of imagination for the spectator and makes this art personal for everyone.

Master 1 Esthetics and Sciences of Art- Université Panthéon-Sorbonne - Paris 1 (2012 - 2016)
 Two-dimensional plastic arts
 Own creation
 Art History
 Philosophy of Arts
 Culturology

 Exposition at « Salon Regain 2016 » at Palais de Bondy (Lyon september 17- octobre 02)
 Exposition « Les mains négatives » at « La demeure des Artiste » Gallery (Paris 2016)
 Exposition at “Salon d’Automne International” - International Autumn Salon (Tel Aviv 2014)
 Exposition at Artitude Gallery (Paris 2015)
 Exposition at Linus Gallery (Los Angeles 2014)