Tanya Shymko

Tanya Shymko was born in 1983 in Kyiv.

After finishing secondary school, she received a higher economic education at KNUTD in 2005. But her true vocation has always been drawing, evidenced by the huge stack of albums and works from early childhood. During her school years, she attended classes in Petrykivka painting, which had a significant impact on her creativity - a love for working out small details and experiments with transitional brushstrokes.
In 2005, after the birth of her first son, she returned to drawing - she started with graphic works and gradually mastered various artistic materials and techniques.
Currently, she uses such artistic methods as graphics and painting in her work.

Group
2023 - “Spirit of Cornwall”, Royal Museum of Cornwall, Truro, The UK.
2023 - "Awakening", Kyiv History Museum, Kyiv.
2022 - "Summer edition", "Poly Gallery", Falmouth, The UK.
2022 - "Spring", Juncso Art Gallery, Budapest.
2021 - "Money" project, Kyiv History Museum, Kyiv.
2020 - "A look behind the scenes" UAFRA, Kyiv History Museum, 2019, Kyiv.
2018 group exhibition dedicated to the release of the catalog "Painting and Graphic 4" ABC Gallery, Kyiv.
2018 - "A4, ballpoint" KarasGallery, Kyiv.
2018 - "Anthropology" LeraLitvinovaGallery, Kyiv.
2016 - "Gogolfest", Zavod ArtPlatforma, Kyiv.
2016 - project "384 artists" Folk Ukraine, Kyiv.
2015 - "Talent energy fest", Kyiv Fortress, Kyiv.

Personal

2019-"From the East with Love" AMG Gallery.
2018-"Portrait" LeraLitvinovaGallery.

The artworks are in private collections in such countries as: the Great Britain, USA, France, Spain, Italy, Hungary, Germany, Austria, Ukraine, Australia and others.

“My work is deeply inspired by nature, particularly by the vibrant and lush green grass that is often found in natural landscapes. The color green, with its associations of growth, renewal, and tranquility, plays a dominant role in my artistic expression. Through my art, I seek to capture the beauty and serenity of nature, using the rich hues of green to evoke a sense of harmony and connection with the natural world. By immersing myself in the beauty of grass and the color green, I aim to create artwork that celebrates the splendor of the natural environment and invites viewers to pause, reflect, and appreciate the wonders of the world around us.”