Anna Kryvych is contemporary multidisciplinary artist, born in Kyiv. Studying art in art schools of Madrid and Kyiv. Influenced by Expressionism and Conceptulism.

Driven by a profound interest in the mechanisms of human interaction with the world, she uses art as a way to explore the deeper layers of reality, truth, and existence. Her work delves into the themes of dehumanization, the disconnect from nature, and the immersion in man-made constructs that distort our connection to the essence of life.

By creating visual narratives that echo philosophical and apocalyptic concepts, Anna seeks to unveil the hidden forces shaping human experience—whether through the concept of consumption or the exploration of ultimate limits.

Artist Statement

"In boundary situations, an individual encounters himself and his
limitations."
Carl Jaspers

"Through my art I explore the essence of the things to redefine the sense of humanity. I am focus on the mechanisms of interaction human beings with the World. One of topic of on my examination is consumption, as a philosophical essence of desire and depletion. Consumption is not merely the act of taking in, but a process that shapes and defines the human condition. I want to understand the reason for the dehumanization of the individual and how immersion in the man-made world causes the loss of communication with reality.
I study how this process leads to fanaticism in
satisfaction with food and not only. 
This cycle reflects a deeper metaphysical hunger, a search for meaning that is often misguided in the pursuit of pleasure and excess. Through my art, l interrogate the existential consequences of this insatiable drive, questioning how our consumption consumes us.
Art for me is a way of knowing the truth."