BIOGRAPHY
Che was born in USSR in 1985 in a picturesque old Belarusian city Grodno, full of history and beautiful views along the river Neman.
Grodno is an important cultural, political and economic center in western Belarus and since antiquity served as a border outpost for various nations.
1993-1999 the artist attended Music School #2 of Grodno with piano performance concentration.
1993-2001 the artist studied at Intermediate School #15 with the German language specialization and later attended Polska Macierz Szkolna High School of Polish Consulate in Grodno.
2000-2002 Che attended Lyceum #1 of Grodno where she studied applied arts and pedagogy.
2003-2004 joined Grodno High-Fashion Modeling School, consequently was crowned as Miss Grodno.
2007 Che graduated Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno majoring in visual arts. Distinguished faculty and creative atmosphere provided fertile ground for the artist to pursue her dreams and become an accomplished painter and educator
Upon graduation Che came highly recommended to become a member of the Designers Union of Belarus.
She worked as a graphic designer for three years, and then switched to freelancing with a focus on branding.
2010 after her marriage the artist moved to USA in 2013 Over the next years the artist taught painting and art expression to children and adults in different art styles and techniques.
2019 Che immersed herself in Abstract Expressionist oil panting.
2020 Opened her own art studio in Coney Island, Brooklyn.
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2007 graduated Yanka Kupala State University of Grodno majoring in visual arts
Upon graduation came highly recommended to become a member of the Designers Union of Belarus
2021 Vernissage in the Che studio (2960 West 8th Street, Brooklyn, NY)
2023 RED SWA GALLERY /”LEITMOTIF”
(152 W 66th St., Manhattan, New York, NY 10023)
2023 GALERIA AZUR MIAMI / 𝗔𝗖𝗧 𝗩𝗜𝗜
(1624 NW 36th Street, Miami, 33142, USA)
STATEMENT
«In the barbarian dimension, genuine art is invisible»
Che’s creative ambitions are a perpetual quest of harmony in painting, revealing feelings. Every creative process faces constraints. For Che, this is an addition to the century-old history of abstract expressionism in the technique of oil painting.
Time is part of Art equation. It takes at least six months for the thinnest layer of oil paint to dry.
Finely when canvas is ready it need to be covered with a finish layer of varnish that protects the pigment from sunlight. As a result, the image reveals to the contemplator a rich, deep creation.
Every year, limited edition original paintings are born.
The artist studio hides an intense search and passion for painting. Che’s art objects don’t have a goal of oversaturating a viewer, only the slow essence is to be an addition to aesthetic life.
It’s an artistic battle with the vulgarity of the world.
