..In today`s feature, we are giong in to the world of Yana Ratsyborynska aka dehfolt_sister. Yana`s sense og composition and colour is canning, and it is with great joy I present her work to the readers of culture? !..
..So without further ado; here is your daily shot at art with Yana Ratsyborynska aka dehfolt_sister:
-Can you tell the readers a little bit about yourself, name, what country you live in, age etc?My real name is Yana Ratsyborynska, but my pseudo is dehfolt_sister. I've born and live in nice old city on west of Ukraine called Lviv. I've started creating collages few years ago, first it was life experiment because I live photos, but it's just not enough for me. Later on, my hobby became my work and something that inspire me for further experiments.
-Where do you find inspiration?My inspiration are people that surrounds me, their emotions, their life stories that begin their own life in my works.
-Do you have a favorite artist and if so who and why?My favorite artists are: Nicolas Cuestas, Jessy Lenz, Bousquet George...There’re are so many names. I love what they do, I like their style and the way they do things, this is more like feeling then something specific.
-Where can my readers see you`re work?My storage for works is on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/dehfoltsister/ I hope after graduate I will have more freedom and will go to art school to improve my skills.
-Have you gone to art school, if yes where did you go and what did you study?I've never learned art, but always dreamed about it. It's not "perspective" thing to do here, so my parents decided that learning economy will help me more in a future.
-Is making art your fulltime job, and if not, what else do you do?My fulltime job isn’t creative , not at all. I’m accountant, in local recycling company. I think that may be these routine work stimulate me to express my self by creating some distinct far more interesting stories. Also I’m a student and because of that load , I don’t have time to do anything else.
-What inspired you to start being creative?It started in my childhood, my mom and grandfather was very creative people, and they often help me to do something interesting. Once we were cleaning the basement of my grandfather and I've found a lot of old black&white photos, I was so impressed that started imagine those times. It was like window to other dimension that described lives of people after Second World War.
..So without further ado; here is your daily shot at art with Yana Ratsyborynska aka dehfolt_sister:
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..Pacanchikiiii...
...POLElove...
...Semen copy..
-Where do you find inspiration?My inspiration are people that surrounds me, their emotions, their life stories that begin their own life in my works.
-Do you have a favorite artist and if so who and why?My favorite artists are: Nicolas Cuestas, Jessy Lenz, Bousquet George...There’re are so many names. I love what they do, I like their style and the way they do things, this is more like feeling then something specific.
-Where can my readers see you`re work?My storage for works is on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/dehfoltsister/ I hope after graduate I will have more freedom and will go to art school to improve my skills.
-Have you gone to art school, if yes where did you go and what did you study?I've never learned art, but always dreamed about it. It's not "perspective" thing to do here, so my parents decided that learning economy will help me more in a future.
-Is making art your fulltime job, and if not, what else do you do?My fulltime job isn’t creative , not at all. I’m accountant, in local recycling company. I think that may be these routine work stimulate me to express my self by creating some distinct far more interesting stories. Also I’m a student and because of that load , I don’t have time to do anything else.
-What inspired you to start being creative?It started in my childhood, my mom and grandfather was very creative people, and they often help me to do something interesting. Once we were cleaning the basement of my grandfather and I've found a lot of old black&white photos, I was so impressed that started imagine those times. It was like window to other dimension that described lives of people after Second World War.
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