“I feel my mission is to create artworks from inner silence.” - Anastassia Skopp

Born in Russia, Anastassia Skopp was raised by her mother in the city of Saransk. There, she studied art for seven years (1985-1992) at the Mordovian Art College named after P.F. Ryabov for children and young people. She learned about drawing, composition, painting, and sculpture from renowned artists, including P.F. Ryabov.

Anastassia's artworks are deeply influenced by years of studying the spiritual teachings of Eckhart Tolle. According to Tolle, "Flowers are like messengers of another world, like a bridge between the world of physical forms and the formless. They exude not only a subtle smell, pleasant to people, but also an aroma from the kingdom of the spirit. If we understand the word 'enlightenment' in a broader sense, we can consider flowers as the enlightenment of the plant world."

Anastassia invites viewers to immerse themselves in a vibrant yet serene world of impasto colors, filled with meditative floral magic. Her semi-abstract style reflects influences from abstract expressionism and modern art. She employs a unique mixed media technique, using undiluted acrylic paint, ink, gel medium, and structure paste applied to the canvas.

She enjoys creating impasto abstract paintings, using spatulas, writing tubes, and even fruit knives to build three-dimensional flowers and textures in her artworks.

Anastassia's works can be found in private collections worldwide, spanning Europe, the USA, and Canada.

Anastassia Skopp

Artworks by Anastassia Skopp

Shop section

Options

"Nature #3” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Nature #2” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

„Komorebi V” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Silver Fog III” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Silver Fog II” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Silver Fog” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

«Roses» by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Blue Rose Bush” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Komorebi III" by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

«Komorebi IV » by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"Komorebi II" by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting

"August Pond” by Anastassia Skopp

Acrylic painting