Our members

I am Shynar, an artist for whom creativity has become the purpose of life and an inexhaustible source of inspiration, from Kazakhstan (Atyrau), a happy wife and mother of three creative children. Drawing has been my guiding star since childhood, and today I have fully dedicated myself to the art that fills my soul with light and joy. Studying at the “International School of Art Therapy” helped me understand the power of art as a tool for self-expression and healing. In my work, I express my essence through mandalas on canvas that reflect the beauty of sacred geometry and the energy of nomadic art. My paintings are messages understood by those who look deeper. I believe in art therapy as a tool for self-discovery and harmony. In my women’s workshops, participants open the doors to their subconscious, express themselves, and heal in an atmosphere of trust. I love working with vibrant colors and textures, making each piece unique and alive. My goal is not just beauty, but the transmission of emotions that touch hearts and provoke thought. Welcome to my world of creativity, where colors and forms come to life, and each painting is a step towards inner harmony and self-expression!

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.

Natali, born in Yerevan, has cultivated a deep passion for the arts from a young age, beginning her journey with dance at 3.5 and singing at 4. Her talent was recognized early on through achievements in international competitions and projects, including 3rd place at the “Big Scene” song contest, 2nd place in singing and 1st in modern dance at the “Stars of Paris” festival, and 1st place in singing and 2nd in modern dance at London’s Golden Time Talent competition. A proud representative of Armenia on the global stage, Natali has participated in various international contests such as “New Wave,” “Sanremo Junior” and “Euro Pop Contest”. To date, she has released four music videos, including a duet with the famous Armenian singer Mihran Tsarukyan, and actively contributes to the “Live in Peace” project through multiple music video appearances. For the past seven years, Natali has also shared her voice as a young journalist and host for children’s and youth programs on the Public Radio of Armenia. She has also held her first charity solo concert in Armenia. Outside of her performing career, Natalie expresses her creativity through playing the violin and painting on canvas.

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.

Maksym, a tattoo artist who conquered the global stage of colour realism. For Maksym, tattoos are not merely images on the skin, but a profound form of self-expression with emotional and aesthetic significance. Over a decade of experience, international acclaim, and collaborations with NBA stars and the show business elite – this is the calling card of an artist whose works speak for themselves. His mastery is recognised in Europe and the USA, where he has worked in leading studios and participated in prestigious international conventions. His works are published in authoritative tattoo magazines such as Global Tattoo Magazine and DGN Magazine Tattoo, and his clients include well-known figures, notably NBA player Dennis Schröder, musician Jason Butler (Fever 333), blogger Landon McBroom, and actor Lawrence Robinson. The hallmark of his style is not just photorealism, but also a deep understanding of composition and portrait art. Each piece is a unique project that reflects the client’s individuality. These are not merely tattoos, but art that lives on the skin, inspires, and retains meaning for a lifetime.

Nona Papashvili, a self-taught artist from Georgia, a music and English teacher, holds degrees in international relations and piano. She began by sewing doll clothes, and today her vibrant embroidered works, created using various techniques, are highly appreciated. Her works, depicting landscapes, flowers, and portraits, are filled with emotion and created using beautiful transitional colors. “Art for me is a universal language of emotions,” she says.

Nona actively participates in international exhibitions and competitions, and is a laureate of prestigious awards, including the Botticelli, Leonardo da Vinci, and Aivazovsky prizes. Her works have been exhibited in various countries, including Spain, Rome, Japan, and Dubai, and are found in private collections as well as embassies. In October 2024, she participated in the Carousel du Louvre exhibition in Paris.

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.

I am from Mukachevo, Ukraine, and have been living and working in London since 2022. I studied Fine and Decorative Arts at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University. I taught at the Mukachevo Art School and the Transcarpathian Art Institute and ran a private studio for over ten years. In London, I have conducted workshops at Kensington Palace, Portobello, and other venues. I worked as an artist, decorator, and gilder at Hare & Humphreys, contributing to restoration projects for the National Gallery, Buckingham Palace, and The Dorchester. Currently, I work at KK Conservation as an artist, decorator, gilder, colorist, and designer. I organize art courses, retreats, tours, and themed events. KK Conservation’s bespoke frames are featured in leading galleries, the Palace of Westminster, and the National Portrait Gallery. My students and I participate in international exhibitions and competitions (Luxembourg, Canada, UK). I have been a multiple-time participant in the Golden Time Talent competition. My paintings, Chinoiserie, and other artworks are held in state and private collections across Ukraine, the UK, and Europe.

My creative journey began in childhood, with a love for handicrafts. By the age of 12, I was already creating clothing for myself and my dog. At school, I mastered technical drawing and participated in design competitions, winning prizes. After college, where I studied hairstyling, my interests expanded. Participation in avant-garde hairstyle competitions showed me that my true calling is design. I opened my studio in Kharkiv, where I began creating unique accessories and decor inspired by philosophy, psychology, and esotericism. My works resonated with the public due to their deep meaning and symbolism. Today, I continue to develop my art, combining traditional techniques with modern ideas. For me, each creation is not just an object, but a story, a symbol, and a bridge between the past and the future. I see myself not only as a designer, but also as a researcher, striving to express profound ideas through art. My works carry emotions, personal stories, and symbolism, touching the soul. At the heart of my philosophy is the belief that true beauty comes from within. Through my work, I strive to reveal the inner radiance of women, helping them reconnect with themselves, embrace their uniqueness, and discover new meanings in their lives.

I was born in Kiev, lived in Havana as a teenager, graduated from Kiev University and have been living in Barcelona for 33 years. My diverse life experiences have shaped my open view of the world, which I reflect in my art. I have started my life from scratch many times and this experience has toughened me up, giving me confidence and freedom of expression. My journey into fine art began unexpectedly, during the war, when I hosted an artist friend in my home. It was she who discovered the talent in me by putting a mastichin in my hands and showing me how to create textured paintings. Having overcome the impostor syndrome, I began to actively pursue painting. My works are distinguished by a bright colour palette and expressive manner of execution. I strive to convey emotions and impressions, using mastichin to create three-dimensional and dynamic images. To date, my paintings have been exhibited in galleries in Barcelona and have taken part in exhibitions in London.

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.

Hanna Zakharchenko is an artist, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine and the Federation of Canadian Artists. She works in easel painting, blending abstraction and realism. The main themes of her work are self-discovery, the subconscious, and the connection between the physical world and energy.
She has a background in fine arts and art therapy. She has participated in international exhibitions, plein air events, and land art projects. She is the author of “Intuitive Art. Boundless Inspiration”, a book dedicated to intuitive creativity as a method of development and relaxation. She is also working on a series of books about composition, drawing, and decorative stylization in intuitive art.
In her art, she explores human existence, the subconscious, and intuition, striving to reveal the divine potential within us

My name is Devora Otuonie, I was born and raised in Ukraine, but my parents are originally from Nigeria. Art is my passion since I was a child. My dream is to impress and inspire people with my drawings. A visual artist and designer with 10+ years of experience, I blend artistic vision with floral design at a prestigious French floral company in Miami. My background includes degrees in photography (Kiev National University of Technology and Design) and fashion/accessory design (Kiev National University of Culture and Arts). Actively involved in artistic and social communities, I’ve contributed to numerous charities and received regional, provincial, and national awards. For the past three years, I’ve collaborated with renowned brands like Jo Malone, Acqua di Parma, Dior, and Creed, expanding my artistic reach. My work is regularly exhibited in major Miami galleries, reflecting my passion for capturing and sharing the beauty of everyday moments. My creative journey continues as I explore new artistic avenues.

Hello! I am Lina Yakobi. My art is an exploration of the deep layers of reality, often hidden from our view. I create not just paintings, but multilayered works that change depending on light and technology. The approach I developed allows the viewer to see more than what appears at first glance. My patented “Yakobi Method” allows for the creation of two different images on canvas: one visible in light, the other hidden and activated in darkness. I also use augmented reality (AR) to add another dimension to my works. At my exhibitions, I ask viewers: what is reality for you? Is it what you see in the light, or what is hidden? My paintings are portals to other dimensions, and I use technology to demonstrate this. I actively promote my art, participate in exhibitions worldwide, and create digital projects. My works are displayed in galleries in various countries, and I am a resident at a gallery in New York, Manhattan. I have also participated in biennales such as Miami Basel and La Biennale di Venezia, Basel, and have been recognized by the Luxembourg Art Prize and Golden Time Talent. My works, such as “Modern Still Life – It’s Energy” and “Healing Codes of Gaia,” explore conscious perception and interaction with the world. I am currently filing another patent for the innovation “Bag with Interchangeable Covers,” an eco-friendly bag that not only transforms but also reduces harmful environmental impact. Additionally, I plant trees and am a member of Greenpeace. In 2025, I will begin collaborating with an Italian religious artifacts factory, creating unique paintings with multiple hidden images. This is a great honor and responsibility for me. I am proud to be part of the Global Talent Confederation.

Iryna is Ukrainian. Throughout her distinguished career in Ukraine, she has excelled as an engineer and financier, holding an MBA and over 20 years of experience in top executive management positions at major companies. While design and art had always been her passions, and she finished multiple art and design courses and continued to improve her skills, these passions remained hobbies and dreams rather than primary occupation. For many years, her life was structured and orderly and there was a need in colour, passion, and creativity. Due to the war in Ukraine she had to move, and this turned out to be a catalyst for change and finding new, unexpected colours. She joined her children in the UK and embraced a new chapter in life by opening her own interior design studio and dedicating herself to painting. This drastic life change was driven by her belief that we each have only one life to live, and by her persistent thoughts —’What if I chose a different career path?’. Her paintings have won the prestigious Golden Time Talent awards in London in 2024.
She has an original approach to teaching her weekly abstract art workshops, mixing interior design, abstract art, and behavioural science, to explore how art and environment influence human psychology, and vice versa. These workshops with children and adults of all skill levels and abilities focus on how people connect with spaces, how they can explore and reflect their identity through abstract art, and how we can make spaces relevant, functional, sustainable, accessible and aesthetically pleasing for all.

A talented vocalist and teacher, Guzel resides in Slovenia, where music has been her passion and life’s calling since childhood. After graduating from the conservatory, she joyfully shares her experience and inspiration by teaching vocals. For her, creative expression is a way to share her vision and unique experience, which is why she continues to participate in international vocal competitions, striving for continuous professional development. Every new step for Guzel is an opportunity to open doors to new achievements. In 2017, she became a laureate of the “TMTV” award festival, and in 2019, of the International LA festival. Her talent was also recognized on the show “Slovenia ima talent,” where she became a finalist. Twice a laureate of the international competition “Golden Time Talent,” she confirms her professionalism and pursuit of excellence. Guzel constantly strives for mastery, improving her skills and knowledge. Discipline and hard work help her achieve her goals, while education and sharing knowledge benefit not only her but also those around her.

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.

My journey into art began with classical oil painting. Working with oil and pastel, I found inspiration in the richness of textures and possibilities offered by these traditional materials. Painting became my way of expressing emotions and ideas, creating worlds where every detail holds meaning. While I continued to grow in this direction, over time, my focus shifted to digital art, which brought a new depth and freedom to my creative process. For me, digital art is not just a technique but an entire universe of possibilities without boundaries or limitations. It allows me to experiment with styles, colors, and forms, creating unique images that traditional methods could never achieve. It is my way of blending the traditions of painting with modern technologies, transforming art into a medium for connecting with the audience through the screen. Cinema plays a special role in my work. I draw inspiration from characters and their emotions, channeling this energy into my creations. Each of my works is more than just an image; it is a story designed to evoke an emotional response in the viewer. For me, art is a way to share my inner world, uniting traditions, technology, and personal impressions in a single space.

I am an artist working in the techniques of painting and artistic ceramics, constantly striving to explore modern approaches and methods. My passion for art began at the age of 20, prior to which I was involved in music and equestrian sports. Currently, I teach at an art lyceum in Kyiv and actively pursue my creative endeavors. My personal exhibition was held at the National Museum “Kyiv Art Gallery,” and in 2022, I won first place in a British competition in the “Sculpture” category. Since 1993, I have participated in national and international art exhibitions, and since 2013, I have been a member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine. My works are housed in the National Museum of the History of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Cultural Fund, as well as in private collections in Ukraine, Austria, and the USA.

I love life, and the feeling is usually mutual!

I live with an admiration for all things beautiful, whether it is art in everyday life or life reflected in art. Painting allows me to touch that beauty and share it with others. I love sophistication in all its forms. I have been painting for only four years, but during this time I have taken several courses in Florence and participated in international competitions where my work was highly appreciated. I started painting by chance, out of curiosity, but it suddenly turned into my greatest passion.

For me, art is a way to connect the inner and outer worlds, creating harmony. It inspires, gives meaning and opens up amazing facets of beauty.

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.

Mikhail Gutman is a rock musician. As a child he studied at a music school, and after studying at university, he continued his musical education at the School of Jazz at the Pop Vocal Department. In parallel with musical activity, which took more and more place in his life, he was engaged in business and charity work, for which he was honoured with many awards and commendations. He has also worked as a vocal teacher and songwriter for other pop singers. He is a member of the musical union of the Composers Guild. He has released three music albums as a songwriter, composer and vocalist. In his songs, in addition to traditional themes of love and relationships between people, he touches on anti-war and acutely political themes.

Julia Sak – Honoured Pop Artist of Ukraine, theatre and cinema actress, film director, poetess, artist, composer, photo model, TV presenter. Founder of the channel “Star of Phoenix TV”. Author and presenter of the programmes “God’s Gift”, “Prodigy Club”. Julia Sak works on a solo project in creative tandem with director Olga Tychina-Yanovskaya on the stage of the Actor’s House, “Constellation”  Theatre. She has ten mono performances in her creative luggage. The actress is engaged in scientific activities related to the phenomenon of genius, published five collections of poetry: “I see this world and it is beautiful” (Canada), “Pochuttya”, “Inspiration” (Germany), “White and Black”, “I am Phoenix”, as well as a book (research edition) “How to recognise genius”. Julia Sak shows charity performances and concerts for disabled children, warriors, elderly people. She has toured all over Ukraine and neighbouring countries, gives many radio interviews. Many articles have been written about her in magazines, newspapers, glossy magazines, she was on the cover of magazines “Woman”, “Stories from Life”, “Cosmo Lady”. In 2024 she became the face of the “Victory Shawl” project, she has repeatedly worked in the jury at poetry and acting competitions and was the chairman of the jury. Since 2015 Julia Sak and a team of like-minded people started to shoot author’s feature films. To date, filmed 9 short and full-length feature films. Seven documentary films have been shot about the actress Julia Sak.

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.

Snizhana Havryliuk is an opera singer (lyric-dramatic soprano) and a top-tier educator. In 2006, she graduated from the National Music Academy of Ukraine named after P.I. Tchaikovsky, earning qualifications as an opera and concert singer, as well as a teacher. In 2014, she completed her studies at the Conservatorio di musica “G.Verdi” di Milano, obtaining a postgraduate diploma in opera singing.

Snizhana honed her skills as an opera singer under the guidance of renowned mentors such as Yevheniya Miroshnychenko, Klavdiya Radchenko, Iryna Kolodub, Wilma Borelli, Anna Maria Pizzoli, Luigi Petroni, Carmen Stara, Demetrio Colaci, Pier Terranova, Maurizio Arena, Joan Sutherland, Raina Kabaivanska, Mirella Freni, Mariella Devia, Jaume Aragall, Carlo Bergonzi, Elena Baggiore, Marco Chingari, and Francesca Patane. This training helped her develop deep technical knowledge. She has performed leading roles in operas by Verdi, Puccini, and other composers on stages in Italy and Ukraine. A laureate of numerous international competitions, such as “Assami,” “Renata Tebaldi,” and “Metropolitan Melodies,” Snizhana is also a Grand Prix winner of prestigious contests, including the “Golden Lion” and “Czech Spring 2024.” Since 2014, she has been teaching at the Chernivtsi Regional College of Arts named after S. Vorobkevych, where she demonstrates a high level of teaching.

In 2024, she became a laureate of the national award-competition “Svitochi Osvity.” She is a member of the “Lviv Association of Creativity Educators” and holds a gold membership in the “Global Talent Confederation,” affirming her unique talent.

Zhanar Suleimanova is a Kazakhstani pianist, born in Almaty to a family of scientists. She has been a soloist with the Kazakh State Academic Philharmonic Society since January 2000, for almost 25 years. The pianist has performed hundreds of concerts in Kazakhstan and abroad in solo performances, chamber ensembles, and as a soloist with an orchestra. She has performed at venues such as the Small Hall of the “Gasteig” Concert Complex in Munich, historical royal castles in the Alps, the Puccini Hall of the Milan Conservatory, Saint-Philippe-du Roule in Paris, Salle Cortot in Paris, and The Shaw Theatre in London. She has been awarded the first prize at the Republican Piano Competition in Kokshetau (1990), the first prize at the Regional Competition of Five Republics in Tashkent (1991), a diploma as a finalist of the Missouri Southern Piano Competition in Joplin, USA (1992), a silver medal as a finalist of the “Palma d’Oro” Competition in Finale Ligure, Italy (2000), the “Riccardo Vines” prize of the Orléans International Piano Competition (2014), the first prize at the International Art Festival “Golden Time Talent” in London (2024), medals for “20 Years of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan” and “30 Years of Independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan,” the silver medal “Akhmet Baitursynov (Baitursynuly)” from the Association of Universities of Kazakhstan (2012), and the State Award of Hungary “Pro Cultura Hungarica” (2017).

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.

I am an artist and an art teacher. Already in my childhood I had an interest in painting and drawing. Later I entered an art school where I learnt different techniques. I was very good at drawing people.
After that I was self-taught and acquired many other painting techniques. This is how my strong passion for watercolour painting began. Just observing the resulting colour gradients is a fascination. Influencing them is a new challenge every time. I love depicting and looking into people’s souls. I was told at an exhibition that my paintings emit an incredible amount of energy. I have been calling them energy paintings ever since. I am currently working on the theme of ‘feminine energy’.
Art is like a breath of fresh air for me. It harmonises me, on the one hand it gives me peace, on the other hand it transports me to other worlds and makes me feel connected to all these worlds. I have been passing on my passion for art to children and adults at my art school for several years now.

Chudo makes her first steps in painting, without academic education, being in complete isolation in the deep jungle of the Amazonian jungle in Peru, where she receives her initiation under the name Metsayabi, which later becomes the artist’s pseudonym.
Since 2023 till today she has been actively studying contemporary art, passing various educational programmes. She has participated in competitions in England, Spain and the USA. Metsayabi Art works are kept in private collections in Cyprus, Russia, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Austria and Lebanon.
In her works the artist strives to convey to mankind a new impulse of Life, to show a view of a different world order and a different worldview through metaphor and allusion, and thus to transform a part of life on Earth.
Art is the way to the World of the Beautiful and today art must carry value for the evolution of the Higher Consciousness.

My name is Sergei Bachinin, but I prefer to publish my songs / tracks using my alias B’Bach or Berend von Bach. I’m a 20 years old music producer, DJ & composer based in Montenegro. I released more than 32 songs already and worked with many different artists, saxophone players and vocalists from all over the world. For example, both of my Golden Time Talent entries, ‘One Day’ and ‘Saint Barth’, were composed, arranged and produced by me using Ableton Live, but both of them have some featured artists on them, such as British-Canadian sax player Karla Sleightholme (Karla Sax) and Austrian vocalist Johannes Sommerer (Ynnox) on ‘One Day’, and also French-American sax player Aymeric Allard (Natty Rico) on ‘Saint Barth’. Also I have 12 releases recorded together with a Swiss saxophone player Alex Schneider, who also played the saxophone for the Swiss National Orchestra (Swiss Army Central Band) Also I would like to mention my song ‘All Night’ created together with a famous American music producer Jonathan Rosengarten (well-known as Foínix) who has more than 1,6 million monthly listeners on Spotify and Belgian music producer Antoni De Luca (HeɅven) featuring a popular Canadian singer Justin J. Moore who is famous for both his original releases and TikTok & Instagram Reels covers of the popular songs .

Since childhood, I have been passionate about drawing and sewing, meticulously crafting dresses for dolls. This passion naturally evolved into my profession, leading me to design clothes where I found true happiness. My unique style in graphics and compositions set me apart, and I create handmade accessories and embroidery. As the founder and director of my atelier, “ElenErna,” I manage my work alongside raising a family with three children. My artistic creativity is diverse, reflected in the models I draw and the feelings I convey through art. I designed and live in a home that embodies my taste and flexibility. I’ve participated in over a hundred group exhibitions and three personal ones in my homeland. Internationally, I’ve been recognized at Golden Time Talent, winning second and third places, and received the Leonardo da Vinci award in Milan. I also showcased my work at the Louvre and other prestigious festivals. I am a proud member of the League of Artists of the Union of Artists of Georgia and Art Friends.

Hello! My name is Anastasia Ilenko, and I am an artist dedicated to inspiring and healing through art.

My creative journey began five years ago in Istanbul, where I first felt a true calling for art. It was there that I created my first painting, and since then, my passion for creativity has only grown. For the past three years, I have been regularly showcasing my work at the British art competition, Golden Time Tant, where my pieces have repeatedly won awards. This year, one of my paintings was sold in London, marking a significant milestone for me.

Two years ago, I also completed training in decoration and texture work. One of my artworks, created with decorative stones and micro-granite, won first place in a prestigious online competition.

Today, I create paintings with my body, bringing a unique, intuitive approach to the process. I conduct both group and individual art therapy workshops, using essential oils and natural elements to help people connect with themselves through creativity and find inner balance.

My art is a journey of self-discovery through color, texture, and harmony with nature.

I’ve been passionate about drawing since childhood, inspired by my grandfather, a painter whose art filled our home. Watching him work was mesmerizing, and I knew art was my first love. As I grew, I shifted towards digital design, aligning with my marketing career. I convinced myself that creating ads was another form of “painting,” but deep down, I knew they were just excuses. After my grandfather passed away, I felt compelled to return to traditional painting, starting with watercolor sketches. I found peace in these early works and began learning online. Within a year, I received my first commission for holiday cards, igniting a new path.

My art initially consisted of small sketches and simple scenes. However, a serious illness forced me to pause my fast-paced life and re-evaluate everything. During treatment, I saw the world differently, noticing the contrast between modern life and historical architecture. This inspired my artistic vision: “A Dialogue of Centuries: Modern Pulses on Historical Canvases”. My paintings now capture urban life’s stories, contrasting today’s rhythms with the calm of history.

One early work, inspired by a quiet morning in Chernivtsi, led me to Golden Time Talent, where I won top prizes, affirming my identity as an artist. Moving to the UK, I decided to take my art business seriously, leveraging my marketing experience to launch my brand, create a website, and engage in exhibitions and competitions. This is just the beginning. I believe turning your passion into a thriving business is one of life’s most fulfilling experiences.

I am Alona Kushnirenko, an artist from Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine. The brush made me want to transfer inner thoughts and deepest feelings and ideas to the canvas. Since I really like to observe everything around me, I had an idea to create a collection of 30 paintings on the theme of “Inakshi”.
I draw in my own style, as suggested by my soul and heart. Each picture is a moment or fragment of a lived life.
Always dreamed of drawing, but only recently started.
I have an idea to paint pictures that will have a healing effect. And I also want to work with people and help them. I am engaged in drawing “without borders” with groups of children. She had experience working with a 92-year-old student.
In addition, I am constantly improving my artistic level.

My name is Aliona Barbei Tureac, and I am a visual artist who received education outside the university system. My artistic journey has been enriched through direct collaboration with renowned artists from Russia and the United States, from whom I have learned unique techniques and perspectives. These interactions have helped me develop my own style and explore new forms of self-expression. My works reflect a path of inner exploration, as for me, art is a way to discover both the world and myself within it. I am passionate about creating pieces that inspire and evoke deep emotions.

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…

My name is Snezana Volineca. I’m from Riga, Latvia.
I reveal the beauty of Latvia, Italy, Spain, China in my paintings. On my canvases streets of old towns come to life, flowers blossom, streams gurgle and rivers flow.
I paint with a soul, from the heart, putting a part of myself in each work, living the story of each picture. My paintings can be read, you can feel them. The are full of light, warmth and emotions, walking through my solo exhibition you are immersed in a wonderful journey. As bright and unpredictable as all my works and myrself!

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.

Anita Familje is a Belgian contemporary portrait artist who works in the hyperrealism style. As a fashion designer, the author creates her works in collections, which has a very beneficial effect on cooperation with collectors.
Education: Academy of Arts
Career: solo exhibitions in Belgium, collaborations with other artists, a joint urban project Street Art in 4 regions, author of ArtPERO master classes, teacher of creative lessons, author and host of the interactive project Open Scene

Fortunately, I found my passion for art in early childhood, and I’m still lucky to guard it. Now I can’t imagine myself without fine art. 4 years of an art school, even then I decided that I would go to art college (from which I have already graduated), there were no compromises. Accomplishing academic assignments, I always tried to devote all my free time to creative searches, sometimes causing misunderstanding among teachers. But it was always incredibly inspiring and fun to be in the space that was creating in front of my eyes under a pencil or a brush. Painting is not only a means of escapism from cruel reality, but also the kindest weapon in the world, the most faithful friend, the deepest love, the most powerful medicine. Painting is a way to open your heart and get something incredibly important from there, and then convey it to the world, softening the hearts of others, making it a little more pleasant to live here. So my will is to convey this feeling of love for beauty through fine art.

Drawing has been my favourite activity since childhood.
When I was working as a teacher of Lithuanian language and literature, I enrolled in the Klaipėda Music Academy to study directing. Then, at M. Romeris University, I had art therapy training and psychiatry course. I also studied psychological counselling using art therapy methods at the Institute of New Technologies and Coaching. For 3 years I have been delving deeper into Third Millennium Psychology, based on Western and Eastern philosophy.I studied Art History at the Art Academy.
Our children come to us through us, we bring them up and let them go into life to continue on their own path. In the same way, my creations are like my children. They came through me and I released them into the world. They are precious to me because they have opened up a wider view of the world and what is beyond it. Looking at my paintings, I realised what is communicated to me through them, that there is a world that is invisible to us, that we are never alone, that we are always being watched – our actions and especially our thoughts are under constant surveillance.
There are many forces of good and evil around. If our actions and thoughts are pure, evil does not come near us because we are surrounded by positive energies. If our thoughts are bad, we are enveloped by negative energy, which attracts more evil and overwhelms us. My paintings reveal this attitude. I paint when inspiration comes, when I feel the energy. Pictures are viewed from 3-5 meters. I have been painting in acrylics for eight years.
Forty two solo exhibitions of my paintings have already taken place in Lithuania.

Shakhnaze Ilyassova is a musician and a kobyz class teacher. She is a laureate of Grand Prix and first places in the “instrumental music” category at various district, republican, and international competitions. Shakhnaze has received letters of appreciation for her contribution to the development of culture, participation in concert programs, and volunteer activities, and she has also been awarded a letter of appreciation from the Akim of her district.

As a kobyz class teacher, Shakhnaze is a member of the Eurasian Association of Educators “Qazsaq Media Group.” She constantly develops and enhances her qualifications by taking various courses on current topics in pedagogy and education.

Her students also achieve high results in republican and international competitions, which confirms Shakhnaze’s high level of pedagogical mastery. She has been awarded for her professional preparation of laureates and has numerous publications in the media, as well as participation in television programs.

Among her hobbies are writing poetry, for which she received a letter of appreciation at the “Kіtap-show” festival, and table tennis, where she took 3rd place.

Hello. im 15 years old and i prefer traditional art over any other kind of art. ive been drawing since my childhood and decided to go to the studio when i was only 8. ive practiced a lot there for 4 years and then i got very bored, so i decided to draw at home where i could take my time and try something new. while being at home ive been practicing a lot of portraits of strangers,celebrities,members of my family. So now im pretty good in drawing portraits, also i love to draw something from my life, for example i took a photo of a place which holds a lot of memories, so i draw it. I tried a lot of different styles but i like realism the most.

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).