Artworks by Anna Miklashevich

My colors don’t whisper — they demand answers.

I don’t paint to soothe — I paint to confront. My work is egoistic: a way to study myself through what surrounds me.

Landscapes are my conversations with reality — silent, constant, unquestioned. But I question it. I ask: What is hidden behind this silence? Whose absence am I overlooking?

I paint saturated scenes as if white paint never existed. My colors clash, collide, and resist calmness.

Painting is how I argue without speaking.

It’s how I stay honest.