Our members

Valeria Huber is a contemporary, Kazakhstan-born artist living and working in Germany, whose academic background in design and textile craftsmanship has profoundly shaped her meticulous attention to detail, materiality, and composition. Working primarily with acrylic on canvas, she creates evocative figurative paintings distinguished by a monochromatic palette and elegant gold accents that symbolize inner value, resilience, and dignity. In her artistic practice, Valeria masterfully combines realistic portraiture with expressive abstraction, exploring the emotional depth of the female figure through themes of vulnerability, self-reflection, and inner strength. Each of her pieces is more than just an image—it is an authentic narrative of transformation meant to evoke a profound emotional response and remain deeply meaningful to the viewer for years to come. Reflecting her growing international acclaim, which includes the prestigious Grand Prix at the Golden Time Talent competition (2026) and top awards in Spain, her artwork is actively exhibited on global platforms from Paris to the Middle East, gracefully enriching both private and gallery spaces.

Umar Suriev is a recognized choreographer, researcher of Vainakh culture, and member of CID UNESCO, who has dedicated his career to the preservation, study, and promotion of the traditional dance arts of the Caucasus. Drawing on years of experience as a lead soloist with the legendary Vainakh Ensemble (2010–2018), he masterfully combines high-caliber performance with deep academic and pedagogical work today. His contributions to cultural heritage have gained international recognition, including victories at the LiveMuseArt 2026 International Festival and the Golden Time Talent Competition in London, as well as serving as a jury member for United Talents 2026. As the author of the book Lezginka: The Warrior Dance That Defines a Nation and multiple scholarly publications, he studies and promotes Caucasian dance as an important element of cultural identity and historical heritage. By transmitting authentic traditions to future generations through children’s education, he seamlessly unites historical heritage, education, and professional stage artistry on this platform.

Ivanna Kitliaruk-Kot is a Ukrainian artist based in Lublin, Poland, whose versatile practice spans oil painting, installations, performance art, and fashion design. Born in the Carpathian village of Krasnyk, her work explores themes of nature, memory, identity, and the resilience of contemporary Ukraine through the lens of personal experience. A laureate of the Golden Time Talent competition, her internationally exhibited creations include an illustration featured in Vogue in 2021. Through her moving, multidisciplinary pieces, which are held in private collections across Europe, Ivanna seeks to create a profound emotional dialogue and connect personal stories with universal human experiences. Her art serves as a bridge between tradition and modernity, inviting viewers to reflect on the fragility and beauty of the surrounding world. She continues to actively participate in international projects, constantly evolving her unique artistic voice.

Hanna Kikosh is the creator and visionary behind Ankhen_Gallery, an author-driven jewelry project where the design of each piece is born from the very heart of the gemstone. For Hanna, a natural mineral is never just a decorative element, but the ultimate source of inspiration, guiding the form, color, and mood of the future masterpiece. By revealing the unique character, story, and cut of each gemstone, she creates more than exquisite accessories—she shapes authentic art objects. Collaborating with talented artists, gem cutters, and 3D designers, Hanna brings complex jewelry concepts to life at the highest professional level, achieving a harmonious union of nature’s perfection and creative vision. Ankhen_Gallery brings together connoisseurs of elegance and individuality who view jewelry art as a way to connect with the pure aesthetics and living energy of rare stones.

Sevinj Muradova is an artist and graphic designer, and a member of the Artists’ Union. Through her work, showcased at exhibitions in Baku, Budapest, and London, she explores themes of culture and everyday life, infusing each piece with emotional depth and meticulous attention to detail. Sevinj specializes in creating original portraits and bespoke art projects, masterfully blending professional design principles with a sincere commitment to inspiring her audience. Her art serves as a dialogue between life and creativity, dedicated to preserving meaningful moments through unique visual narratives. A constant drive for growth and a professional approach allow her to bring an individual touch to every project, ensuring that each work is both deeply expressive and uniquely significant.

Diana Bortnik is a talented 7-year-old artist, gymnast, chess champion, and young philanthropist from Florida, whose remarkable achievements have been recognized on an international level. Through her vibrant artwork, Diana strives to help others by hosting solo exhibitions and dedicating proceeds from her paintings to support children’s education, financial literacy, and creative opportunities. A recipient of numerous prestigious titles, including Miss Charlotte and multiple National American Miss awards, she beautifully balances sports, leadership, and community service. Diana truly believes that the greatest value of talent lies in helping people, and she dreams of inspiring children worldwide to believe in themselves, discover their gifts, and make a positive difference.

Yuliia Heneralova is a Ukrainian artist from the hero city of Kharkiv, currently based in Canada. Passionate about drawing since childhood, she now creates exquisite botanical paintings, focusing on flowers and natural forms. Yuliia primarily works in a small format, which allows her to capture the finest details and the delicate beauty of each subject with jewelry-like precision. Through her refined artwork, she expresses her deep admiration for nature and conveys vital values: Freedom, the Sanctity of Human Life, and the richness of Ukrainian culture. Her mastery has earned high international recognition; Yuliia is a member of an international artists’ association and a multi-time prize winner of the prestigious Golden Time Talent competition. She actively promotes art by conducting workshops and masterclasses in Canada, and her works are held in private collections worldwide, representing modern Ukraine as a symbol of harmony and resilience.

Valeriia Udalova is a contemporary artist working in the styles of abstraction and surrealism. In her work, Valeriia explores the depths of the imagination, using vibrant imagery and iconic symbols such as the “tree of life” and the heart to invite viewers into a journey of inner dialogue and self-discovery. Her creative practice is inextricably linked to environmental activism; through the aesthetics of art, she seeks to draw attention to environmental protection and emphasize the inseparable bond between humanity and the natural world. Working in close cooperation with the international organization Greenpeace, Valeriia has contributed one of her signature paintings to their London office as a symbol of support for the planet and humanity. Her professional mastery has been recognized three times by the international commission of the prestigious Luxembourg Art Prize (2021, 2024, 2025), as well as through top honors at the Golden Time Talent and Grand Final international competitions. Valeriia Udalova’s art serves as a form of therapy intended to unite millions of voices and strengthen faith in true values—a mission that will be further showcased at a major exhibition in London in June 2026.

Abylay Mustafin is an outstanding young talent achieving exceptional success in music, sports, and exact sciences. A student of School-Gymnasium No. 10 and a graduate of the Rosa Baglanova Children’s Music School in Astana, Abylay exemplifies dedication and versatility. His artistic journey is marked by top honors, including the title of Grand Champion at the Golden Time Talent International Competition in London (2024), alongside numerous victories at prestigious national and international piano competitions. Beyond his musical achievements, Abylay has demonstrated extraordinary intellectual abilities as a Grand Champion of the World Mental Arithmetic Olympiads in Germany and Turkey. His resilience is further reflected in his athletic pursuits for the visually impaired; in 2024, he secured first place at the “Zhuldyzai” competition in both goalball and togyz kumalak. Combining a deep respect for his mentors with a passion for mathematics and an incredible work ethic, Abylay Mustafin continues to reach global milestones, serving as an inspiration to the international community.

Nataliia Trusiuk is a Ukrainian artist, decor expert, and mentor with 15 years of professional experience. Her creative journey began with a sincere passion for discovery, which has since evolved into unique signature techniques. Drawing upon classical traditions passed down by a distinguished master, Nataliia creates works that blend the fine arts with contemporary sensibilities, with an unwavering commitment to quality. Her professionalism is reflected in her regular participation in international exhibitions and solo projects. Today, Nataliia’s paintings grace modern interiors across Ukraine and are held in private collections throughout Europe, the USA, and beyond. Beyond her artistic practice, she is a dedicated mentor, investing significant time in working with children. For Nataliia, creativity is the shortest path to self-discovery, and the energy of youthful imagination remains her greatest source of inspiration—a testament to the transformative power of beauty. In every canvas, a piece of the artist’s soul resonates with art lovers around the world.

Zhadyra Mukhamedinova is a Kazakhstan-born pianist, international competition laureate, and a compelling voice in the modern neoclassical scene. After eight years of classical training followed by a significant hiatus, she embarked on a remarkable journey of self-directed artistic restoration. Without a mentor, Zhadyra reclaimed her technical mastery and expanded her musical horizon into jazz and blues, eventually finding her authentic expression in neoclassicism. This dedication culminated in high-level international recognition, including a first-place victory at the Golden Time Talent competition in London and exceptional scores in the global grand finale. Today, her work is defined by a profound respect for classical traditions blended with a sincere emotional connection to her audience. For Zhadyra Mukhamedinova, music is a universal language designed to inspire others to discover their own inner depth through every note.

Mark Halfin is a contemporary Israeli painter and sculptor based in Haifa, born in 1960 in Chernivtsi, Ukraine. His professional journey began early when, at the age of 16, he was accepted to study sculpture at the University of Haifa. Over the years, Halfin has developed a unique artistic language by blending the geometric fragmentation of Cubism, the decorative elegance of Art Nouveau, and the bold simplicity of Minimalism. Working primarily in acrylic and watercolor, he creates expressive portraits and landscapes that explore the harmony of the natural world and the human form. Beyond his studio practice, Halfin is deeply committed to art education for individuals with disabilities. By teaching the “drawing with the right side of the brain” method, he helps his students unlock their creative potential, reflecting his firm belief that art is a universal tool for self-expression and personal growth.

Irina Vissotski is an author whose work merges the strategic mindset of an entrepreneur with a profound intuitive aesthetic. Having transitioned from founding a successful advertising business in Ukraine to becoming a certified coach in Israel (Yozmot College), she has transformed art into a conscious tool for exploring harmony. For Irina, creation is a “calling of the soul,” dedicated to capturing the world’s primordial beauty through both painting and the written word. The author’s artistic style is rooted in sincerity: her paintings are vibrant expressions, free from academic constraints. Her poetic and musical legacy—including the collections Eternity, Starry Nights, and the album I Call You an Angel—reflects a lifelong quest for meaning within the themes of love and spiritual continuity. Working in both Ukrainian and Russian, she builds a universal cultural bridge that resonates with every admirer of beauty. Irina turns her art into a manifesto of love for life and travel. Through her poems and canvases, she invites the viewer into a space of contemplation, transforming personal inspiration into a tangible Beauty that unites hearts and cultures.

Vladimir Kirillov is a painter specializing in a signature style known as “intuitive cosmism.” His works translate internal imagery and visions directly onto the canvas. With hundreds of paintings in international collections, the artist returned to his craft after a long hiatus, bringing a new depth of experience to his latest works. As a member of the Global Talent Confederation, Vladimir focuses on creating an emotional connection with his audience and gaining professional recognition. His approach combines strong visual thinking with a commitment to his personal vision, prioritizing self-expression and the creation of meaningful art that resonates with collectors.

Oleg Gutarev is an artist specializing in interior sculpture and art objects, transforming natural marine materials into unique masterpieces that explore themes of nature, time, and the “memory of the material.” Working with sea stones, shells, and minerals, he creates objects that exist simultaneously as profound artistic statements and functional elements of space. For Oleg, art is not merely decor, but a conscious dialogue between nature and human presence. The master emphasizes the importance of environmental responsibility, prioritizing the vibrant energy of natural materials over industrial design. He believes that every stone carries centuries of history, and his role is to reveal this “material memory” through meticulous manual labor, ensuring the exclusivity of each piece. His commitment to the aesthetics of sustainable development has gained international acclaim: Oleg is a laureate of the Golden Time Talent competition. As a member of the Global Talent Confederation and a participant in international art platforms, Oleg Gutarev invites the viewer to contemplation, transforming his art into a bridge between the ancient rhythms of the earth and modern life.

Svitlana Pidlypchuk is a Master of Fine Arts, a practical psychologist, and an educator with 25 years of experience. Her creative journey began in the historic city of Kamianets-Podilskyi, where she evolved from an art school graduate to the founder of her own studio, “Podolyanochka.” Throughout her career, Svitlana has mentored over 500 students, preserving and promoting the authentic technique of Ukrainian pysankarstvo. Her work is a deep exploration of national identity, blending academic painting with traditional folk codes. Following the start of the full-scale war in 2022, Svitlana continued her mission in Europe, where she now serves as a cultural ambassador for Ukraine. She actively integrates art into the social sphere by teaching painting to refugee children and leading original art therapy classes for women, helping them find inner strength through color and form. A participant in numerous international exhibitions in London, Epsom, and Richmond, Svitlana Pidlypchuk uses her brush as a tool for cultural diplomacy. For Svitlana, art is a powerful voice capable of healing, uniting, and bringing light even in the most challenging times.

Zhenisbek Uteshov, a member of the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan, is an artist for whom painting is poetry and a vocation. After 13 years of participating in national competitions, his works were highly praised at the international Golden Time Talent contest, which served as a powerful impetus for achieving his main dream — reaching the world stage. Zhenisbek’s creative process is deeply intuitive: “My hands move by themselves, and the canvas itself tells me where to transfer a stroke of paint.” The key element of his method is plein air painting, which he calls “life, the air, the breaths,” where the symbolism of Fuantalism is born. His paintings convey the purity of natural impulse and invite the viewer to a feeling of freedom

Marianna Hryhorieva, a native of Ternopil, is a representative of abstract painting who transformed a lifelong love for art into a true calling. Although the passion for art and the smell of paint had been with her since childhood, she picked up a brush and oil paints only in 2019, and her creative activity has been continuous ever since. For Marianna, painting is much more than simply creating images. It is a deep meditation of the soul and a powerful, unrestrained flow of energy. The artist emphasizes that she does not choose the idea or the paints; instead, the paints choose her, and the brush itself dictates what to paint, confirming her belief that art is created through her, not by her. Her collection currently includes around 50 paintings, each a unique visual expression. The main feature of the artist’s abstractions lies in their ability to stimulate imagination: every viewer sees something personal and experiences their own, unique emotions. Thus, Marianna Hryhorieva’s paintings invite dialogue and personal interpretation, making her art deeply personal yet universally accessible.

Volodymyr Deka is a distinctive Ukrainian-American artist who transforms pain and struggle into the language of fire and metal. His work is a unique phenomenon in contemporary art, where a welding machine replaces a paintbrush, and flames and acid become the main paints. Formed in Chicago but inspired by the Ukrainian soul, Volodymyr Deka creates not just paintings, but energy that touches hearts. His works, united by the motif of flame and the philosophy of rebirth, are a confession of strength, gratitude to Ukrainian soldiers, and an unyielding spirit. The artist’s creative path develops in three directions: Art (metal paintings and sculptures — over 100 unique works created in several years), Fashion (the future IGNIS clothing line), and Books (a global project with metal pages). The artist participates in international art events, including Burning Man 2023 (Phoenix project) and Art Basel in Miami. His mission is to leave behind a legacy that speaks of unity, transforming metal into tenderness and fire into light. 

Davit is an artist from Yerevan, Armenia. His creative journey began after graduating from art school, and over the course of 15 years he developed his unique style. This journey led Davit through mastering the art of tattooing and jewellery making, but painting has always remained his inner, inexhaustible passion. In 2023, after moving to Israel and settling in Tel Aviv, Davit returned to canvas and paints with renewed vigour. The artist mainly uses oil and acrylic in his works. He has a special love for abstraction and expressive, emotional works, where not only form is important, but also the conveyance of inner states. Recently, Davit has been actively focusing on portrait painting. He is interested in deeply exploring human character and history through the prism of colour and texture. Davit’s creative achievements have not gone unnoticed. In 2025, he took part in the Golden Time Talent competition, where he was recognised by the jury. Thanks to this recognition, he received an invitation to participate in the annual World Talent Award and exhibition in London. Today, Davit’s paintings have found their home in various corners of the world, adorning private collections from Armenia and Israel to the United States.

Siuzana Linchak is a Ukrainian musician, cimbalom teacher, singer and artist whose creative work is impressive in its diversity: from performance skills to composition, teaching and international cultural projects. Her work bridges cultures, encompassing Aramaic, Hebrew and European music. Siuzana is the absolute winner, holder of the Grand Prix (academic vocals) at the Golden Time Talent international competition (London, June 2025). In previous years, she was the winner of the international competition ‘I Am a Star’ (original cover of I. Albéniz’s “Asturias”) and the author of the orchestral work ‘The Eternal Beauty of Sorrow’. Since 2005, she has taught cimbalom at the M.V. Lysenko Regional Music School No. 1 in Rivne, educating a galaxy of international winners, for which she received the ‘Heart, Knowledge and Soul to Children’ award (2021). She continues her mission of cultural unification in Poland, actively participating in socio-cultural projects. Siuzana Linchak embodies the philosophy that ‘Art is a bridge between nations’ and is an indomitable Ukrainian whose talent inspires the world.

Marina Amaglobeli was born in the most beautiful corner of Georgia — Abkhazia, in the city of Sukhumi. Due to military conflict, she was forced to leave her home and move to Tbilisi. She dreamt of painting since childhood, but only started fulfilling her dream about two years ago, quite by chance, after receiving an easel and paints as a gift. Her canvases are dedicated to images that are a part of her heart: the Black Sea, which she sees as having a soul, and beautiful, cosy houses — a symbol of a place one always longs to return to. Painting is a powerful means of self-expression for Marina. The aroma of oil paints immerses her in a world where time stands still and something intangible is born. Many viewers note that her works evoke a feeling of inner peace and harmony, which is the most valuable recognition for Marina. Despite her short creative journey, Marina Amaglobeli’s artwork has already gained recognition. She also actively participates in local exhibitions and those organised by the Union of Artists of Abkhazia.

Kustayeva Aizhan is an artist with a strong and persistent character that manifests in her creative work and life path. Since childhood, being left-handed, Aizhan firmly defended her individuality. She tried her hand at various fields—from folk dancing and judo to fashion design, where she created unique items under her own brand Grizzly Guys. However, her true passion became art. Aizhan draws inspiration from cinema and animation, creating paintings and custom portraits. Additionally, her diverse background includes dubbing courses and obtaining a fitness trainer diploma. Aizhan’s work has gained international recognition: she is a Participant in the “Golden Time Talent” contest and a Participant in “wpgallery.art” exhibitions, and also took part in an online exhibition in Paris at the Louvre Museum. Aizhan believes that creativity lives in everyone, and her path is a constant search for inspiration and the freedom of self-expression.

Guldana is an artist, educator, and multidisciplinary creator from Astana, Kazakhstan. Her professional background includes teaching (drawing, etiquette, acting), creating bespoke artisanal items, and active stage work as an actress and model. Following a life-changing event and a ten-year hiatus, Guldana intuitively returned to painting. She is currently focused on creating art that explores themes of cosmos, esotericism, and spirituality, actively developing her own creative brand while continuing to deepen her knowledge of art and esoteric studies. Her talent and unique style have quickly gained international recognition: Guldana has received diplomas from international competitions and secured a prestigious invitation to present her work at the Golden Time Talent exhibition-festival in London. She continues to learn, experiment, and allows intuition to be the main guide in her creative process.

Helena (Olena Vyshnevska) is a Ukrainian artist who found her home in the UK, where art has become a powerful medium of expression. For her, art is a voice that allows her not only to tell her personal story but also to preserve the culture of her people, drawing attention to the tragedy in Ukraine and establishing a deep emotional connection with viewers. Possessing many years of experience teaching painting to children and adults, Helena runs art classes in the UK that serve not just as instruction, but as a therapeutic space. These sessions help participants cope with stress, shift their focus, and find a creative way to express their feelings. In addition to her creative work, Helena is actively involved in volunteer and public activities. Relying on her long-standing volunteer experience, she organizes charity exhibitions, art events, and fundraising initiatives to support those affected by the war. Helena is the 1st place laureate at the Golden Time Talent International Festival (London, 2025). She regularly participates in major art projects and holds solo exhibitions across the UK

Elena (Olena) Keidar is a talented Israeli doll artist and sculptor whose creative journey began only six years ago through self-instruction. Originally from Kherson, Ukraine, Elena independently mastered the intricate art of creating author dolls and art objects, using polymer clay as her main material. Elena Keidar’s work has already achieved international recognition—she is a Laureate and winner of the highest awards at the prestigious World Talent Award Golden Time Talent exhibition in London (2023 and 2025), and a multiple prize-winner of the Golden Time Talent competitions. She also has successful solo exhibitions in Israel to her credit. Elena’s works are not just objects; they are manifestations of emotional sensitivity that have found their place in private collections worldwide, including the UK, Israel, Italy, and the USA. Her values—creativity, emotional sensitivity, and the power of community—form the foundation of her art, inspiring viewers and colleagues globally.

Kateryna Malikova is a macramé artist who creates original pieces, including clothing, jewelry, angels, and wall hangings for interior design. In her work, she combines traditional knotting techniques with contemporary design, using only natural materials. Kateryna’s pieces have found admirers all over the world. She believes that handmade work and natural materials bring harmony and beauty into life. It is very important for her to share her craft and inspire people to create with their own hands, which is why she actively holds workshops. Kateryna has participated in international exhibitions, fairs, and festivals. Her works have been featured on fashion runways and used in charitable photo shoots. Kateryna strives for each of her pieces to carry a sense of harmony and hopes that her participation in the Global Talent Confederation will open up new opportunities for creativity and collaboration.

I am Gunay Ibishova, an artist from Azerbaijan. Since childhood, my life has been inextricably linked to art. For me, a brush and canvas are not just tools, but a way to express my inner world and emotions. Each of my works is a part of my soul, filled with feelings, effort and time. I found myself among bright colours and clean canvas. For me, the smell of paint is a special aroma that brings pleasure and inspiration. Although I have been painting since early childhood, I began my professional career in 2024. During this time, I have participated in several national exhibitions in Azerbaijan and have also entered the international arena. My works have been exhibited in Turkey and Japan and have received awards in London. I believe in my path and am confident that many new achievements await me in the future. Welcome to my world!

Pategul Mansurova is an artist from Kazakhstan whose creative path is an intertwining of different facets of life. Born into a large family, she learned from childhood to appreciate simple things and develop independence. After getting a law degree, Pategul wasn’t afraid to try new things and found success as a hairdresser. But the most important stage of her life started when her five kids got into painting. This sparked Pategul’s own calling — she picked up a brush and discovered the world of painting. In her paintings, she explores profound themes: balance, harmony, strength of spirit and inspiration. Her work quickly gained recognition at international competitions, but for Pategul, the most important thing is not the awards, but the emotional response that her art evokes in people. Her work is a sincere story about the light and darkness in the human soul, about the courage to follow one’s dreams, and about how vocation and family can live in complete harmony.

Lev Arstein is a conductor, founder and head of the Israel Youth Symphony Orchestra, who has dedicated his life to the musical education of young talents.

My life is inextricably linked with music, an art form that goes from heart to heart. I was born in Ukraine, received my education at the Kharkiv Academy of Arts and a doctorate from the Gnessin Academy of Music and Pedagogy. After I moved to Israel, in 1994, I founded and for 25 years led the Youth Symphony Orchestra of the Ministry of Education. Our main goal was always to popularize musical art at the highest professional level. We performed over 700 concerts, released 5 albums and regularly toured Europe. My entire professional career is dedicated to the musical education of young people. Today, I continue this mission by heading the ATID Youth Music Center and Orchestra. In addition, I perform as a guest conductor in various European countries.

Karim Kali is a young and ambitious artist from Kazakhstan who sees painting as more than just a hobby—it’s a way to express his thoughts, emotions, and worldview. His work has already received international recognition. Beyond art, Kali is a well-rounded individual with diverse talents. He graduated from a music school, specializing in the dombra, and his participation in music competitions has been a source of inspiration for new ideas. Discipline and strength of character are qualities Kali has cultivated through sports. His dedication to karate earned him a black belt, while his strategic thinking is honed through chess, where he holds a first-class rating. This unique blend of artistic, musical, athletic, and intellectual pursuits allows him to see the world from multiple perspectives and continuously strive for self-improvement.

Monika Sroczyńska is a Polish pianist, composer, and music theorist. She is a graduate of the Feliks Nowowiejski Academy of Music in Bydgoszcz and a member of the Young Composers’ Circle of the Polish Composers’ Union. Monika has won numerous international awards. In 2018, her piece “Contrasts” received an honorable mention at the 3rd International Ignacy Jan Paderewski Composition Competition. In 2021, she was awarded the Platinum Medal at the Quebec Music Competition in both the “Composition” and “Piano” categories. Her piece “Bagatelle No. 1” won third prize at the “Golden Key” International Music Festival in Vienna in 2023. She has also received top honors at the Golden Time Talent in London and the World Artistry Music Award. Her debut album, “PianoComposer,” was released in 2022, followed by “Christmas Impressions and More” in 2024. Monika is an active performer and teacher, regularly giving solo concerts and collaborating with the Artistic Exhibitions Office of the Piła District.

My name is Rassul Mukayev. I live and study in Los Angeles, combining my education with music, creative projects, and media activities. My mission is to combine music, acting, and digital content to inspire people worldwide and introduce international audiences to Kazakh culture. Since childhood, I have been passionate about music and play several instruments: guitar, piano, and the dombra—the traditional Kazakh instrument. I create my own arrangements, perform well-known melodies in fingerstyle, and record covers, which I share on social media. I also practice Taekwondo, which strengthens my discipline and supports my development as an actor. In the future, I plan to continue growing as both a musician and an actor, creating innovative creative formats. My performances have been recognized at competitions such as Golden Time Talent 2023 (winner) and the Charleston International Music Competition (finalist with mentions in NBC and AP News). In 2025, I performed on America’s Top Hitmaker. I also teach guitar, helping others unlock their talent.

My name is Oksana Muminova. I am a jewellery designer and educator by training. From early childhood, I was attracted to creativity, but I came to jewellery design through many years of experience in music and teaching. For the past three years, I have been living in the United States, where I discovered the world of designer jewellery and art objects. I create unique brooches, necklaces and pendants, hand-embroidered with crystals, beads and sequins. My works are made using couture embroidery techniques, combining elegance and a modern artistic vision. For me, each piece of jewellery is not just an accessory, but a work of art that carries history and emotion. My works have received international recognition and have been featured in prestigious competitions and publications. My velvet necklace took first place in an American gallery in Virginia, beating 737 other works. One of my brooches was published in the international magazine Artistonish. I also won an online competition in Spain and received two awards at the GOLDEN TIME TALENT competition.

My name is Yevgeniy Lopatin, and I am the founder of the international art space, YL ART GALLERY. My creative journey began in the Pamir Mountains of Tajikistan, where I was born on December 14, 1983. As a child, my passion for art showed itself in the portraits I used to draw on school desks. Life first led me to the sea, where I went from a simple sailor to a deep-sea captain. However, over time, the romance of the sea gave way to routine, and my soul began to long for creativity. So I picked up a pencil and charcoal again, and this yearning marked the beginning of my artistic journey.

What started as a hobby quickly grew into a true calling. Today, my works are recognized on the international stage, created with deep love and care. Each piece at YL ART GALLERY is more than just a painting; it’s a part of my story, framed in a high-quality wooden frame with anti-reflective glass, ready to become a part of your collection.

Karolina Pyrynets is an exceptionally talented and versatile individual who successfully combines music, acting, and modeling. She professionally studies vocals, violin, and piano at the Zoltán Kodály Music School, and acting at the All-Ukrainian Film School “Children of the Country.” Karolina has already gained international recognition, winning the Grand Prix and titles of “Junior Miss United World — 2024” and “Best National Costume” in Dubai, as well as taking 1st and 2nd places at the Golden Time Talent competition in London. In Ukraine, she holds the titles of “Mini Miss Ukraine — 2024” and “Beauty of the Nation Kids — 2023” (both with Grand Prix). Her acting talent was showcased in the leading role in the film “Children in the Big City.” Additionally, Karolina is a laureate of numerous vocal and art festivals and was awarded the Order of the IX National Prize “Children — Pride of Ukraine” for her contribution in the “Talent” category. She dreams of continuing to develop her creativity, combining all her passions to inspire others and bring them vivid emotions.

For Olena Hulaia, art is more than a hobby; it’s a language. After a creative journey that began with sketches in notebook margins and evolved through fashion design and handcrafted dolls, painting became her deepest form of expression. Two years ago, she picked up a brush and found her true calling. Within a year and a half, her work was already being shown in her first competition. Olena’s art is a testament to her belief in constant growth and the power of sincerity and inner freedom. She values the beauty found in simple things and strives to capture a single, profound emotion in each painting. Her work invites viewers to pause, feel, and connect with a moment, transforming personal experiences into vibrant color and form. Through her art, she aims to inspire and connect people, changing their inner world for the better.

Olga Bolotaeva is a talented vocalist from Ukraine whose work is filled with depth and passion. An economist by education, she found her true calling in music, where each performance is not just a song, but a sincere dialogue with the audience. Olga is a master of the stage, skilfully transforming herself into different characters and creating a strong emotional connection with her listeners. Her professionalism and unique artistry were recognised on the international stage in 2024 and 2025. Her portfolio includes more than 10 music videos of cover versions of popular songs, each of which reflects her dedication to her art. Olga’s work is guided by the principles of continuous self-improvement, respect for different cultures and a sincere love for her craft, which allows her to create unique and unforgettable performances.

Maryna Butko, a professional graphic designer from Dnipro, Ukraine, boasts a rich artistic background. After graduating from Art College in Dnipro, she honed her skills as a designer of wallpapers and tiles. Currently residing in Cambridge, England, Maryna explores various artistic techniques, with a particular passion for Ukrainian folk painting, especially Petrykivka painting, and watercolor. Petrykivka painting, recognized and protected by UNESCO, captivates Maryna with its stylized elements and unique materials. She is currently researching and writing a book on “The use of Petrykivka painting in psychological assistance and rehabilitation during and after the war,” highlighting its potential for healing. Watercolor also holds a special place in her heart, being her first artistic love from childhood. Having moved to England after the war began, Maryna uses art as a universal language. This helps her adapt and tell the story of her homeland. She actively participates in international exhibitions, fairs, and conducts workshops on Ukrainian folk arts, showcasing her talent and cultural heritage.

Ukrainian pop-rock singer and songwriter with a rare contralto. Her musical journey started early: at the age of 10 Anna created her first song and then honed her skills in the Big Children’s Choir of Ukrainian Radio. She not only sings, but also creates: she writes her own poems, shoots and edits music videos, creating unique fantasy videos for her YouTube channel. Her debut song ‘Mystichne Kohannya’ (‘Mystical Love’) was released in 2014, and its premiere on Ukrainian National Radio took place in 2016. Anna is actively involved in various projects: she was an artst of the opera choir of the Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine, where she showed herself as an actress. Her love for theatre and musicals inspired her to stage her own musical performances for children. Anna is a winner of international competitions and festivals. The geography of her performances includes Austria, Great Britain, France and Ukraine. For Anna music is a part of her soul. She strives to make Ukrainian music heard all over the world, revealing to the world the talent and musicality of the Ukrainian nation.

My artistic journey began in the south of Ukraine, where from childhood I was surrounded by art thanks to my artist father. From the very first strokes that appeared on the covers of my parents’ books, walls and photos of the family album, to endless experiments with materials, painting has always been my main passion. I consider myself a tireless experimenter who enjoys working in a variety of techniques: pencil, ink, watercolour, acrylic and oil paints. I have always been interested in trying new things. In my time I actively tried myself as a cartoonist, my works were published and took part in international competitions. The 90s became a particularly fruitful stage in my creative work. Thanks to private painting lessons from recognised masters, as well as persistent self-education and hard work, I had my first successful exhibitions in my hometown. Since the early 2000s, I have delved into the art concrete art, becoming an artist-designer. Nowadays I live and create in Poland, where I continue to create unique author’s products from concrete.

Hello everyone! My name is Samira, and I’m from Uzbekistan. Drawing has been a part of my life since childhood. I’ve explored various art techniques, including oil, acrylic, and watercolor paints, colored and graphite pencils, and even 3D art. I especially love drawing portraits, nature, and animals. I also enjoy creating unique artworks that aren’t quite true to life. At such a young age, I’ve already won nine art competitions, including Grand Prix awards and first places at both international and national levels.My core artistic values are honesty in expressing emotions, hard work and continuous learning for improvement, respect for other artists, responsibility in my projects, and collaboration with creative minds. I’d like to thank Nigmatov Mirzoferuz Obidjanovich and Ercüment Akdemir for their sponsorship and support. A huge thanks also goes to Golden Time Talent, Global Talent Confederation, and Inesa Bila for believing in my talent!

Since childhood, my passion for art has been deeply rooted in the nature around me. Floral motifs and natural themes are central to my work. These creations speak to the abundance of beauty in the world, which, unfortunately, many of us overlook in our busy daily lives. I believe that dreaming big means realizing your full potential in life. As both a teacher and an artist, I want to encourage children to develop their creative side, which will be useful in many aspects of their future lives.

Today, in addition to teaching, I actively participate in exhibitions, and my works are published in art publications. My desire is to inspire people to create their own happiness, to feel the joy of creation, and to change their lives for the better by passionately pursuing their dreams and resiliently achieving their goals.

Barbara Drobot is an art educator, artist, and researcher in art education. Since 2014, Barbara has been teaching academic drawing, painting, and visual thinking development to both children and adults, championing the principles of meaningful art education. She firmly believes in making art accessible to people of all ages and skill levels, always focusing on an individualized approach, fostering creativity, and paying close attention to the person, not just the final outcome.

Barbara is the author of unique online courses and innovative methodological developments for her colleagues. Her articles have been published in prestigious outlets like ArtDaily (USA) and Ukrainian media. She is also a finalist in international art exhibitions (Fusion Art), an active lecturer, and a member of professional communities, including InSEA.

Dina Klumbys is an artist who masterfully blends contemporary art with animal portraiture. In her abstract works, she conveys profound ideas, while her detailed animal portraits showcase impeccable skill, reflecting the breadth of her inspiration and unique style. Dina’s art invites viewers into a meditative contemplation, offering deep emotional and intellectual engagement. Dina Klumbys is a recognized artist, participating in the Woman’s Essence Show London 2025 and a laureate of the Top 60 Masters Awards in Ferrara, Italy 2025. Her numerous accolades include the Leonardo da Vinci International Prize, the International Prize the New Great Masters New York, the Premier Artist Prize 2025, and many other awards from prestigious galleries, such as the Talent Prize Award, Gold Award, and Bronze Awards. Dina’s works are regularly published in international art publications like Contemporary Art Station, Master Artists to Collect, Art Tour International Magazine, and others.

My name is Nataliia Charlier, and I’m an artist from Odesa, Ukraine, now living and creating in Erfurt, Germany. My artistic journey began at the Grekova Theater College, where I studied as a costume designer. My teachers and private tutor always admired my palette, which has consistently inspired me. Although I didn’t complete my studies, my passion for painting was rekindled in 2021, and I started painting actively again, right by the sea. My main sources of inspiration are nature and my family. Their beauty and support add a special depth to my work. Since 2025, I’ve been actively participating in competitions. The results of my participation in GoldenTime Talent have become a true symbol of hope for me, motivating me not to stop and to continue developing my creativity.

Svitlana Vashchenko is a certified specialist in environmental and interior design, as well as fine arts. She possesses a diverse range of artistic techniques and works with a wide array of materials and styles. Her talent was recognized during her student years when her works were exhibited in the Cherkasy Art Gallery. Subsequently, Svitlana participated in various championships on numerous occasions. A particular achievement was her six-year representation of Ukraine at the OMC International Championship in Paris, starting in 2018, where she won prizes for her miniature realistic works. For Svitlana Vashchenko, being an artist means approaching every moment of life creatively and striving to create beautiful moments for herself and others. Her professional activity is inextricably linked to art, its creation, and the transmission of knowledge. She believes in the importance of creativity in any field and is constantly in search of the new and the beautiful.

Elisabeth Daunelius, who embarked on her artistic journey in 2017-2018 after an intensive career, is an artist exploring the magic of color and the complexity of human psychology. Her oeuvre encompasses abstraction, figuration, minimalism, and naive art, employing acrylic, oil, watercolor, fluid paint, markers, charcoal, and crayons on diverse surfaces. The artist strives to convey profound reflections on human behavior and complex issues through simplicity and bold colors. Curators note her minimalist style, daring use of color, and expressive brushstrokes that create subtle yet vivid expressions, imbued with a balance between form and color, dynamics, and serenity. Her works have been exhibited in numerous international exhibitions, including the Louvre and the Florence Biennale, and her achievements have been recognized with prestigious awards. Elisabeth actively collaborates with galleries worldwide and continues her artistic development, drawing upon significant educational and curatorial experience.

I was born in Kazakhstan and have been living in Germany since 2001. Since childhood I loved drawing, but over time I drifted away from it. In 2021, a personal traumatic experience led me to psychotherapy, where art played an important role in healing. In the same year I was recognised as an international artist at the Luxembourg Art Prize. Since then I have been actively developing my artistic creativity, reflecting in my paintings my personal history, transformation of views after therapy, feelings and reflections on the world, philosophy, esotericism and values. My profession as a counselling psychologist helps in this process. I have participated several times in the museum exhibitions of the Pinakothek Luxembourg Art Prize and received awards from the Golden Time Talent competition in London. Since 2025, my work has been regularly exhibited by Artboxy all over the world.

A teacher by education, an artist at heart – this is how my path can be briefly described.  I graduated from the Faculty of Pedagogy at the University of Szczecin with a Master’s degree in social rehabilitation with caring pedagogy. My dissertation on social support in cancer reflects my interest in human emotions and the need for help. I supplemented my pedagogical education with the study of art and music, which greatly influenced my creativity. I have always been an artist at heart. Drawing and art have been with me since childhood. I remember spending hours immersed in the world of colors and shapes, where every sheet of paper became a canvas. Although my artistic inclinations temporarily receded, the passion never disappeared. Recently, I returned to drawing with great joy – it’s like rediscovering a long-forgotten treasure. Now, with new energy, I am exploring different techniques and styles: from pencil sketches to acrylic painting. My inspiration comes from the surrounding world, emotions, and nature. My art is a whole world where each color sings its own melody. My drawings are a symphony of vibrant colors, full of expression, music for the eyes of all generations, transporting them to a fairytale world.

I am Armenian, born in Yerevan, and from a young age, I dreamed of becoming a fashion designer. At 16, I learned to sew and began creating my own clothes based on my designs. After moving to Komotini, Greece, and pursuing economics, my passion for art remained, leading me to attend painting and sculpture courses. I’ve creatively integrated art into my supermarket by crafting unique product compositions for customers. I strive for continuous growth and believe in the profound expressiveness of art. My goal is to further combine art and economics, emphasizing the value of creativity, and my dream is to exhibit in renowned galleries like the Uffizi. My significant achievements include participating in the International Artist Award of Europe. I also teach painting at the Armenian Community of Komotini, nurturing young artists’ talents, and last year, five of my students received awards at the Children’s Art Gallery of Greece for their outstanding work. I value innovation, respect, collaboration, and multidisciplinary thinking, drawing inspiration from classical painting.

An artist based in Germany. I completed online courses in classical painting techniques — working with tempera and copying works by Renaissance and Flemish masters. I’m inspired by the refined beauty of nature — flowers, plants — which led me to preserve them in copper through the technique of electroforming. This meticulous process requires patience and skill, allowing for a meditative state of creation. I compose harmonious arrangements from collected buds, leaves, and flowers, shaping them into 3D artworks. Gradually, I began combining realistic painting with electroforming, which opened up new symbolic meanings and emphasized the connection between emotions and nature. My works have been recognized with a Certificate of Artistic Merit from La Pinacotheque (Luxembourg Art Prize 2024), exhibited in Budapest and Zurich, and became winners of the Golden Time Talent competition.

Hi, I’m Nadiia, from Velyka Pobiina village, Ukraine, living in London since Apr 2024. I’m the Honoured Folk Art Master of Ukraine, known for the patented technique of embroidery. My Art strives to preserve Ukrainian ethnicity through traditional cultural symbols embodied in it. Since 2023, I’ve won 9 international competitions for Artists in London (2), Madrid, Berlin (2) , Paris, Tokyo (2) and Rome. Overall, I’ve had over 30 personal exhibitions in Ukraine and Europe. Vasyl Vovkun, the former Minister of Culture of Ukraine, noted: “Nadiia Holovachuk has always shaped the Ukrainian cultural scene through Art. She organized and curated over 20 Traditional Art Festivals in Khmelnytskyi and Kyiv, contributing to cultural education and Artistic community building.”. I continue my way in London not only to preserve Ukrainian Traditional Art, but to sparkle the sense of holiness, stillness, and serenity in human hearts.

Hello! My name is Aliya, and I am an artist and teacher from Astana, Kazakhstan. Since childhood, I have been passionate about drawing, and this hobby gradually grew into a professional career. Today, I not only create paintings but also share my knowledge and experience by teaching children and adults in my own art studio. I especially enjoy working with oil paints, creating vibrant and emotional artworks. My work has been exhibited in the United Kingdom, the USA, and Kazakhstan.

My core values are family, loved ones, friends, creativity, respect, love, and honesty. I am a happy wife and mother of three wonderful sons. I also love animals and nature, which often inspire my artistic visions. Welcome to my world of art!

I was born and grew up in the Ukrainian city of Rivne, now I live in Poland. Since childhood I was fond of drawing and handicrafts. After receiving a pedagogical education and interning in the USA under the “Partners in Education” program, I actively participated in scientific conferences, and my works were published in international journals. Art has always been my passion. I enjoyed participating in art fairs and conducting workshops on handicrafts. My works have found their connoisseurs all over the world: from Spain to Ukraine. A special place in my art is painting with propolis. I have developed a unique technique that allows me to create not only visually attractive, but also aromatic paintings with therapeutic properties. My work has been recognized with the prestigious Golden Time Talent Award and Luxembourg Art Prize. Art for me is not just a hobby, it is a way to create harmony in the world and inspire others. I am constantly learning and improving. My current focus is on creating garments and accessories in the technique of contemporary Irish lace. I am proud to be part of the Global Talent Confederation.

Elzbieta is a talented artist who developed a unique technique called KODRYSY. This technique is a mature form of automatic drawing that has neither a beginning nor an end, allowing it to be read in any direction. KODRYSY transcend conventional narration, combining consciousness and the subconscious to help achieve deeper self-awareness. They consist of compositions of strokes, lines, and symbols that connect our thoughts with our hidden “self.” The drawings, created in black on white paper, captivate viewers with their intricate lines and details. At first glance, they may seem incomprehensible, but over time they reveal their meaning, allowing one to see the “invisible.” In color, they become more understandable, yet still require concentration and deep analysis. Observing KODRYSY is a form of meditation that fosters creative development and self-discovery. Elzbieta began her artistic journey with a love for art inherited from her father, and through years of exploration in philosophy and graphology. She has received numerous awards, such as the Century 2013 award, recognition at the Luxembourg Art Prize, and victories in international competitions like the  Golden Time Talent. Her works continue to inspire and evoke interest in self-discovery among viewers.

The desire to paint was awakened in me by my father, who became my very first teacher. I remember myself from the age of 5, when we used to paint the walls together in the evenings. I started to study art more seriously when I moved to Norway, where I graduated from two art studios and many courses. Then, together with other artists, I felt the power of the fascinating beauty of art and the magic of colours. Through them I wanted to express the idea of beauty and to find harmony in the most ordinary interactions of people, things, to immortalise the beautiful and exciting. Many of my works consist of the combination of the lyrical hero and nature, where nature complements the man, animatedly telling about him. At the moment my works are exhibited in Norway and other countries, take part in many competitions and exhibitions.

Liudmyla Riabkova is an impressionist artist who was born and works in Kyiv. She studied art at the private Kyiv art studio “World of Bright Colors” and with other professional Ukrainian artists. Painting was not always a part of her life, but one meeting with talented people changed everything: Liudmyla found a passion to which she decided to dedicate all her time. Her favorite style is impressionism. She works with oil on canvas, using a palette knife. The main focus in her paintings is color, free from melancholy. Liudmyla’s paintings offer a good mood. She employs a painterly and impasto technique with bright, saturated colors combined by the principle of contrast, which has received positive feedback from experts. Liudmyla actively participates in regional and international events, competitions, and exhibitions. She has received awards and honors from international competitions and projects and actively collaborates with international galleries.

Ina Korfiati is a singer who from childhood aspired to a musical career. She actively participated in competitions, winning prizes, and always dreamed of the stage. Despite the fact that at the age of 21 she got married and moved abroad, where she began to work as a hairstylist, Inna did not leave her dream. About ten years ago, she returned to vocal lessons under the guidance of Greek singer Eleni Alexandris. Music brings her joy and inspiration, and she is constantly improving in various musical genres. Inna performs successfully, including in a music store in Athens, takes part in competitions and also represents Greece at the annual Golden Time Talent awards in London. Inna actively shares her creativity on YouTube, TikTok and Star Maker platforms, where she already has 8.5 thousand subscribers. Her goal is to become a famous singer, and she is confidently going towards her dream, continuing to develop and delight her fans

Belyaeva Yana is a talented self-taught artist from Kazakhstan, whose works are imbued with a deep emotional subtext and a unique view of the world. Each of her paintings is a reflection of moments of the soul, conveyed through carefully chosen colours and virtuoso decorative techniques. Her work is not limited to specific themes, it is constantly changing, as well as the inner states of the author, creating powerful and sensual visual narratives. Yana is a participant of prestigious exhibitions such as ‘Interior Roots’, as well as an exhibitor at many city, national and international art events. Her contribution to contemporary art has been recognised by winning significant competitions including Asia Start and Golden Taim. Yana is also an active participant of the Art Star project, where her works are admired and recognised by the public. Her work is not just art, it is a living reflection of emotions that excite and inspire the audience.

Alona Kushnirenko is a Ukrainian abstract and naïve artist from Zaporizhzhia, currently based in the UK. She graduated from the Kharkiv State Academy of Design and Arts, where she built a strong foundation in visual language, composition, and experimentation. Her artistic journey combines academic knowledge with an intuitive and emotional approach to creation. She is constantly exploring new materials, textures, and forms, seeing art as both research and a personal calling. Through her work, she reflects transformation, emotional depth, and the connection between inner experience and the outside world. Her practice focuses on abstract expression, naïve art, and primitivist influences, often exploring the movement from chaos to harmony. She creates layered surfaces, bold contrasts, symbolic figures, and sensitive compositions that invite viewers to feel rather than simply observe. Her collections include playful alien-inspired series, works connected to Ukrainian identity and cultural memory, and intuitive abstract pieces. Inspired by resilience, imagination, and human emotion, Alona aims to create spaces where disorder transforms into light, balance, and new meaning.

I work as an English, chemistry and biology teacher, but I have been interested in art and music for a long time. First, I started painting pictures and exhibiting them, but after some time I became interested in art made using a computer. I painted with acrylics, oil paints and watercolors, which helped me a lot in learning graphic arts. I write and illustrate cartoons, which is what I like to do the most, but also in the past I would like to make computer animations for games in Blender. I also sing a little in a choir and a little on my own. I also performed as a vocalist. It gave me great pleasure.

My name is Kseniya P’Art, I’m a singer and composer from Ukraine. Since I was seven years old my childhood had been on the different musical stages.
At various times of my life I was the lead singer of the several choirs, have been performing in the music festival in Germany and all this time also develop my solo and composer career.
In the spring of 2024 I released my own song – dedication to Ukrainian defenders – “Angel’s Yellow Roses” about love and war.
At the beginning of the 2024 I also founded the Academy of Etiquette and Image.
I’m absolutely sure that music and good upbringing can save the world…

Maria Ragimova-Gam. Doctor of psychiatry and addiction medicine. Founder of the Dr. GAM brand and director of the clinic. Co-founder of the New Earth Order movement. Businesswoman. In the creative world, composer-performer of instrumental and pop music. Art photographer, for which she has received awards in the past. In 2023 she received the titles Mrs. United Kingdom, Mrs. Millennium, Mrs. Worldwide Special Queen Ambassador.
Plans to form a musical group and record an album in the near future.

I am Jurate Labanauskiene, a creator of paintings. I categorize my work as Junk Art, Scrap Art and Steampunk. The paintings I create are made from unnecessary, unused – waste, objects. I started as an embroiderer with half-cross stitch, exhibited my works in Rumšiš and Praveniš House of Culture, at a solo exhibition in 2009. Then, immersed in another direction, I stopped my activity. However, in 2016 I had a desire to create, I wanted to create different, non-standard type of work – so my unique paintings were born, which can be attributed to the above-mentioned style. Each painting is of great importance not only for me, but also for the viewer, because in one painting there are many details that have something to say. From miniature to large, unnecessary things that come together to create a marvelous work. I mix different materials and techniques to create my own.

Contemporary realist artist Athina Soultani is an award winning realist artist from Athens, Greece .

She works with graphite pencils, coloured pencils, soft pastels and Aquarelle. The concept of her art is to pass a positive message for this world and for one better world .She want to touch with her art and travel the people to see the beauties that this world have and give people hope for a better more peaceful world and for a better quality of life without the stress of the modern people. Art is always a way of expressing herself and passing the message that in these difficult years we can achieve more as individuals and as nations, if we truly believe in ourselves.

Ketsman Dmitry, an artist from the Kazakh city of Karaganda, a teacher of painting for children and adults.
Before I write about myself, I want to thank all my teachers who have invested in me knowledge, skills and experience, thank you very much and bow.

I am a versatile artist, I like to work with different materials in different techniques. Of course, I like to work more in oil painting, as this material, as well as clay, is very malleable and interesting, you can work with it, enjoying the process.
Organiser of personal and collective exhibitions in Karaganda.
Participant, winner of exhibitions and festivals in Kazakhstan, repeatedly nominated for the title of the best teacher.
Participant of the festival of creativity of the city of Almaty, nomination of the best teacher of 2023.
Participant and winner of international exhibitions and competitions (Britain, Italy, Spain).