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2021 - 2022
British Higher School of Art and Design
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Event: Fire: Creator or Destroyer?
Dates: 28 Feb 2025 - 21 Mar 2025
The artists explore the dual nature of fire, offering viewers a glimpse of it through the art of painting, drawing and sculpture.
The exhibition will run throughout the festivities
Las Fallas, a time when Valencia transforms into a city of fire, light and the ritual burning of the past.
Just as in Fallas, where art disappears in the flames, here we ask the question: what is left after the fire - emptiness or a new beginning?
Event: St. Petersburg Opera through the eyes of urban sketchers
Dates: 1 Jun 2022 - 30 Jun 2022
The exhibition of sketches drawn in StPete Opera interiors.
Event: Watercolor Journey through Europe
Dates: 1 Feb 2020 - 31 Mar 2020
The exhibition is dedicated to Anastasia's trips around Europe with a sketchbook and watercolors. The exhibition features more than 60 works, most of which are drawn from life.
Event: 10 countries, 14 cities
Dates: 1 Mar 2017 - 30 Sep 2017
Watercolour journey over Europe with Anastasia
Biography
Anastasia Mamoshina, aka Nastia Youkki, is Valencia based Russian artist. She is a watercolorist, urban sketcher, children's book illustrator, and teacher. From 2017 to 2022, she headed Urban Sketchers Saint Petersburg. Anastasia is also an art blogger with over 33,000 followers worldwide.
Her art focuses on two main themes: urban and marine watercolor landscapes. She uses a variety of materials, including ink, watercolors, pastel pencils, markers, and graphite. Anastasia's style is a modern interpretation of reality, characterized by contrasts, negative space experimentation, and texture combination. Each sketch presents a new challenge and a fresh source of inspiration.
Anastasia is a cheerful person with a sense of humour, and she is a licensed skipper (yacht captain) and a polyglot, speaking Russian, English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Her paintings are in private collections from Canada, Sri Lanka to RSA. In 2022, her sketch was featured in The World of Urban Sketching book.
