 As far back as she can remember, she has never stopped drawing. As a child, she would draw on anything she could get her hands on. She has a very large family, two sisters. And when her sisters were little, she drew comics for them. She studied at an art college and during her studies she did an internship at the Bolshoi Theater.
Then she studied at the University of Art. She is a member of the Union of Professional Artists in Russia.
She uses colored pencils and “living brushes” (these are brushes for oil painting and watercolor). At first she does a very detailed drawing, then starts working with color, using both colored pencils and digital oil. She also likes to play with color and change some details, adding elements that could make the portrait more playful.
Sasha has a very particular technique that makes her drawings very modern and gives them a glossy side like printed on plexi!
Adept of pastel tones, she creates harmonious portraits that are part of a new generation aesthetic. The characters are in the center of the portrait and we feel that she tries to detect their personality without adding filters or makeup!
♥ Do you remember your first aesthetic shock?
A very long time ago, I saw the exhibition “The Seven Deadly Sins” by Pieter Brueghel by Antoine Roegiers at the Albertina Museum in Vienna. Antoine Roegiers animated drawings by Pieter Brueghel. It made a very strong impression on me
♥ The artist you would like to meet? What would you say to him?
Velasquez. I would ask him to show me his palette.)))
♥ What is your favorite color? what does it inspire you?
I really like the color combination of red and green.
♥ Which museum gives you the greatest emotion? Why?
Museum of Art History in Vienna
♥ What piece of art would you buy without hesitation if you had an unlimited budget?
I would buy paintings by David Hockney.
♥ In which city do you feel happiest? Why or why not? Share your 3 favorite addresses.
Oslo – Many moments and situations are related to Oslo, I’ve been there many times. And I really like the climate in Norway. And I love drinking coffee with a raisin roll at Oslo Central Station and watching the opera on the water.
♥ What book keeps you up all night?
“To Kill a Mockingbird.” By Nelle Harper Lee
♥ What are your biggest sources of inspiration?
People, life itself.
♥ What’s the funkiest thing you’ve done in your life?
When I was little I tried to hatch a chicken egg, I thought I could warm up a chicken egg and a chicken could hatch.))))
♥ What is your definition of happiness?
Do what you want to do.
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