Gallarty's Artists

In 2019, Ellina was a special guest participant of the Roommates exhibition, organized to support young and promising artists of the region; – created illustrations for both published collection of musical miniatures performed now in all Russian schools, and poetry collection to be presented soon by author in Russia and Europe; – was named as the creator for a series of graphic illustrations in film credits of local documentary director.

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Zarina Biganti is, above all, a formed, highly professional artist, very charismatic: one can't walk past her works. She is an artist of a new time, the time that is complex and sometimes incomprehensible. 21st century raises many questions that require settling in all areas of life, including art. Some of her works with "A Curtain" and, first of all, "A Curtain of Life" theme show that she is also concerned about questions like "What is next?" "How to live?" "How to work?" "How to create?" In 2019 participating in the Global Project, dedicated to modern art matters, Zarina Biganti is awarded with Diploma and second place in a competition.

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I don't know whether I live or not

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Tatyana Nega is an artist and an art critic, the author of some articles about contemporary artists and scientific publications on the history of art.

The artist's artworks are in the private collections in Russia, USA, Great Britain, France, Ireland, Australia, Brazil, Portugal, Japan, Monaco, Qatar, and the UAE

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Viktoriya Kadesnikova lives in St. Petersburg. Generally uses mixed technique with traditional materials. Inspires from everything that accompanies modern life - the city, street art, tempo, screenshots from films, cartoons, compositions of live performances.

Figurative processing of creative activity: personalities of artists and their creativity, kinematography, theatre, (also how they change and depict the world) retransmission of images through the prism of independent perception.

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Lives and works in Moscow.

Style – emotional abstract landscape. Woven from layers of many layers of colors and semantic associations, Elena Troyanskaya's painting is a constant experiment. Behind the metaphorical veil of fog, images of the real world are hidden. In his paintings, the artist often uses a little textural paste with sand, which helps to create a delicate but expressive texture.

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Illustrator artist from Siberia.
I am inspired by the women who can slap the common taste.
You can be what you want to be: wild like nature, tender and
fluid like a tropical waterfall, provocative like a cigarette
advertisement, ambivalent like a coin, rational or fluffy like a
spring dandelion.
It's all you - the one and only, unique.
You are the woman that inspires and gives a new life.

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Elena was born in Belarus in 1985 From 2010 to 2012 she studied academic painting and
graphics at the art studio named after A.S. Golubkina in Moscow.
Elena mainly works with acrylics in an expressive manner. Favorite genre - portrait.
Elena says the following about her art: "I draw what I see with my imagination. The real picture
is not as important to me as my own vision and feeling, because it is more truthful than reality
itself."

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My name is Darika. I was born in Kyrgyzstan in 1999.
At the age of 17, I entered Saint-Petersburg State University of Industrial Technologies and Design to the faculty of Textile and Fashion.
For today I live and draw in Moscow. Drawing is one of the most significant parts of my life. It is my everyday need like food and sleep. The main characters of my pictures are women. They often look similar to me. Because of this similarity, I can see myself in different situations and states.

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My art is primarily about finding and feeling in this world. About the mystical power of self-knowledge. About harmony, which is so rare these days. About subtle feelings, about eternal questions and internal conflicts. I'm not afraid to show myself to the viewers and prefer to be rather than seem!

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In the works, the author explores the boundaries of the picturesque coloristic reception of plane writing. In an emphasized decorative, detached manner, everyday images of people are transferred from a real portrait to illustrative material. The author captures social changes associated with the processes of digitization of reality. With the advent and development of digital communication technologies, the artist deconstructs the genre of a realistic portrait into a digital copy, which has illustrative impersonal properties.

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In my works, you can see numerous images of women, I depict them in my own stylistic manner, decorative-planar solution. Also, the main role is played by the color scheme and small details.
I work with acrylic on canvas.


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My paintings express color. I'm interested in showing, how it prevails over form and that it can impact our souls stronger than the form in the emotional sense. Utilizing the traditional genre of landscape, I depict the real world through an impression. Thus I produce in my works such an atmosphere that produces soul vibrations and joyful feelings.

Using color, I produce intricate combinations and try to entice the viewer inside them so that he would dissolve in the painting, would live in it.

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Anastasiia Danilenko is a graphic designer.
But the area of her occupation is painting, and, moreover, such a traditional painting genre as a portrait.
Although it cannot be called traditional in Danilenko's intentions.
"I write images and forms. Color spots and lines. My characters
have their eyes closed. Without looking into a person's eyes, we are able to see much more" - says
the artist.


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I work with acrylic paints.In my painting, I focus on studying the influence of colour on viewer
perception. I'm interested in how these or those colours can reflect the vibrations visible only to the
artist and convey meanings that didn't previously exist.
Buyers of my work often ask where I get my inspiration, how are these warm and joyful paintings
born? My secret is simple - love and travel! Our world is stunningly beautiful and I dream of my
paintings working in your home as a battery that recharges the whole family, makes them happy,
warms them up, opens up new places and impressions for you!

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Sofiya Akimova was born on November 29, 1988 In 2011 she graduated from Moscow State Stroganov Academy of Industrial
and Applied Arts on the art critic specialty studying painting and drawing as well. From 2011 to 2015, Sofiya created projects for
residential and public interiors; in 2013 worked as a teacher of art history at the International Academy of Business and
Management. Since 2015, painting has become the main activity. The works of the artist show images of modern women in
exploring the corporeal self and the emotional message of its characters through their nudity.

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A chubby girl, sitting on the floor, devotedly draws a map of the Magic Land with a path made of the amber brick … That's me. I have still been drawing it – the map of my inner world. The amount of curious inside us is inexhaustible. I have an almost corporeal perception of the total connection between all physical bodies, energies; have a sensation of the continuity of the vital matter.

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Anna Sitnikova is a young artist and textile designer from St. Petersburg.
She is a graduate of the Academy of arts named after A.L. Stieglitz on the
department of textile design. Participant of multiple student exhibitions. Very quickly
found her own style in creativity, in works Anna uses a naive, slightly childish
pictorial language. Her works are always colorful and spontaneous.
Currently Anna teach painting and fine arts to adults and children. Co-founder of the
children's design school. Her custom-made sketches have been repeatedly used to
make children's products and clothing collections for St. Petersburg designers.

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Born in 1991 in Ulyanovsk, Russia. Currently living and working in Berlin. I am Art Teacher freelancer, participant in group exhibitions in Moscow, Russia, including the New Tretyakov Gallery.
Worked as artist: book illustrator, custom design of accessories and for interior art. Moscow, Russia. Architect-Designer of base Education and have an additional education.
I am a Russian artist Digital & Oil surrealist.
My artworks feature the transference of colors and images to show the growth of the human personality and soul. I call it the dualism of intelligence and sensations.
I contemplate the inner changes of the man. How to grow personality out of animal origin in the context of the ever-changing world?
My goal as an artist is to give the impulse and reason to self-reflect and draw attention to the necessity of upbringing the human values.

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I love the reactions of people when they see my paintings. They choose which one they like the most and guess what it is –ocean, space, or maybe a mountain? I have the spot for each soul. My big round abstract canvases are full of life.

I consider myself a guide. Pictures come to my mind and don't let me go until the realization. My goal is to honestly transfer these signals, emotions, and energy to the canvas and show it to people.

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"Most of my works are women's portraits. I call them "girls from pieces". This is my ode to
women, to their inner strength and ability to assemble themselves from parts (often different
or even opposite). I believe that women's ability to combine and unite strength and
tenderness, courage and vulnerability, their desire to be beautiful and independent of other
people's opinions is unique.

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Anastasia Viaznikova is an artist born in 1990 in Izmail, Ukraine. Currently living and
working in Novogrudok, Belarus.
Anastasia works in mixed media, not limited to materials.
The key theme in her art – human psychology, namely, emotions, states. To change
perception, they are presented in an unusual, distorted form. To understand the
essence of an object, sometimes it needs to be turned over or deformed.
Her statements have been shaped by her work as graphic designer and illustrator
and her interest in ways of thinking.

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In contemporary art, I came from design.

I love color graphics, Russian art, and explore the topic of historical memory. For inspiration, I walk in the park, watch people and listen to different phrases that often used in work.

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