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Anna Valieva
United States
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Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Cotton on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 80x71in
About this artwork
Empirical Contingency
And here’s the real twist — the canvas is a vertical surface, but what if it also holds depth, even a cube? Suddenly, you're no longer bound by walls. You’re drawn into the universe itself — weightless, surrounded by a white translucency, and in that stillness, your own symphony becomes audible. Everyone has their own. It must be played.
"One must cry out so loudly that it can be heard centuries later."
A shirt, an undershirt… — as symbols of purity and elevation.
The conductor — he holds the entire harmony, he leads it.
You pull your thread, even if nothing is visible.
They say, “Nothing’s changing,” but changes happen in the invisibility of our field — in other fields. Though everything is already here, right now — we just haven’t come close enough yet.
In the right corner — the shadow of the three-headed Zmey Gorynych, like something fairy-tale and impossible. Like an experience of meditation, of levitation.
And here’s the real twist — the canvas is a vertical surface, but what if it also holds depth, even a cube? Suddenly, you're no longer bound by walls. You’re drawn into the universe itself — weightless, surrounded by a white translucency, and in that stillness, your own symphony becomes audible. Everyone has their own. It must be played.
"One must cry out so loudly that it can be heard centuries later."
A shirt, an undershirt… — as symbols of purity and elevation.
The conductor — he holds the entire harmony, he leads it.
You pull your thread, even if nothing is visible.
They say, “Nothing’s changing,” but changes happen in the invisibility of our field — in other fields. Though everything is already here, right now — we just haven’t come close enough yet.
In the right corner — the shadow of the three-headed Zmey Gorynych, like something fairy-tale and impossible. Like an experience of meditation, of levitation.
Anna Valieva
United States
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Solo shows participant
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« The artist creates and the person lives in this world of sensations created by the artist and feeds the person with goodness. »
Anna Valieva is a Ukrainian-born artist blending monumental tradition with contemporary expression. A graduate of the National Academy of Fine Arts in Kyiv, she creates emotionally charged, symbolic works exploring inner myth and sacred form. In 2025, Anna held a solo show, “Chaos Waiting for Order,” at Mriya Gallery in New York — a key platform for contemporary art. Her paintings merge abstract and figurative language, drawing viewers into poetic, layered worlds. A member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, Anna’s works are in private collections across the U.S., Europe, and Asia.
