In a makeshift studio beneath the attic of an Art Nouveau house, creating became a daily ritual. Early mornings, late evenings and entire days were devoted to painting. Each work evolved intuitively, guided by the energy of the moment, the emotions of a particular day, or simply by what sought to emerge.

Artemya works primarily with acrylic on canvas.
Layers of paint are applied, moved and sometimes erased until a fragile yet vibrant balance reveals itself.
The compositions unfold as inner landscapes: nocturnal cities, frozen horizons, silent forests, luminous fragments and deeper emotional tensions. The work belongs to a form of lyrical abstraction in which emotion takes precedence over representation.

Subtle echoes of artists such as Mark Rothko, Gerhard Richter, Nicolas de Staël and Zao Wou-Ki may occasionally be perceived, yet the work remains firmly rooted in its own visual language, guided by intuition and lived experience.
Each painting becomes a space of encounter with oneself.
Placed within a living space, a painting becomes a quiet presence — a silent point of balance capable of transforming the atmosphere. In the dialogue between the artwork and the viewer, the painting may sometimes become a mirror, opening onto one's own inner landscape.
Creating under a pseudonym is a conscious choice: to allow the paintings to exist freely and to invite every viewer to encounter them without intermediary.
Every artwork presented here is a unique original, created in the artist's studio.
By selecting an artwork, you will discover the story behind it, together with its description, dimensions and additional information.