Anna Andrzhievskaia is a visual artist, working with painting, graphics and installation, but also loves doing food performances and wine fountains. In her artistic practice, Anna references traditional media such as paintings and graphics, as well as the aesthetics of simpler materials such as coloured gel pens, pencils, gold markers and copper watercolour.
In her paintings, Anna creates worlds filled with surreal images resembling colourful dreams or hallucinogenic states. Such visual depictions bring the artist’s works closer to surrealism and its poetry. Her main sources of inspiration are the beauty of natural forms and graphics of video games.
Anna is a member of the group ‘North-7’. As a member of the group, she was the winner of the Present Continuous Prize of the V-A-C Foundation in 2018 (in collaboration with the M HKA Antwerp Museum). She was also the winner of a special prize from the French Institute of the Sergei Kuryokhin Prize for Contemporary Art.
Annas works have been presented at the III Moscow International Biennale of Young Art and in MANIFESTA 10.
Her works are in the collections of the Museum of Political History of Russia, Museum of Art of Saint Petersburg, Museum of Modern Art M HKA (Antwerpen), Museum of Modern Art PERMM, Street Art Museum (Saint Petersburg) and various private collections.