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М.Anna Hanna Milevska (M.ANNA) — an artist based between Kyiv, Valencia, and Paris. I work in oil painting and monumental drawing, exploring female identity.

I am a multiple participant in the Luxembourg Art Prize, Carrousel du Louvre, and exhibitions in Venice

26/10/2026

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I chose oil on canvas to construct a vibrant, luminescent friction between earthly tones and bio-luminescent pastel pink...
12/06/2026

I chose oil on canvas to construct a vibrant, luminescent friction between earthly tones and bio-luminescent pastel pinks. The rich impasto and flat graphic shadows interact to evoke an internal atmospheric lighting, allowing my composition to float beyond gravity.
I chose oil on canvas to construct a vibrant, luminescent friction between earthly tones and bio-luminescent pastel pinks. The rich impasto and flat graphic shadows interact to evoke an internal atmospheric lighting, allowing my composition to float beyond gravity.
This canvas captures a key milestone in my career, certified with Artistic Merit at the Luxembourg Art Prize 2016 by La Pinacothèque. It bridges my monumental graphics and painting, offering an exclusive asset for discerning collectors.

Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the painting, "«In the Rhythm of the Wind»," by Hanna Milevska, available for purchase at $17,070 USD. Original Painting: Oil on Canvas. Size is 31.5 H x 27.6 W x 1.6 in.

21/05/2026

Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the painting, "Actors-improvisers of mask comedy," by Hanna Milevska, available for purchase at $3,270 USD. Original Painting: Oil on Canvas. Size is 39.4 H x 31.5 W x 0.8 in.

Hanna Milevska (M.ANNA)"Deep blues..." - How monologue turned into a dialogue, and symbolism into intellectual expressio...
03/04/2026

Hanna Milevska (M.ANNA)

"Deep blues..." - How monologue turned into a dialogue, and symbolism into intellectual expressionism

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01/03/2026

Hanna Milevska (M.
Hanna Milevska (professional pseudonym M.ANNA) is a Ukrainian contemporary visual artist working in oil painting and monumental line drawing on canvas. Her distinctive visual language is forged at the intersection of Neo-Expressionism, Post-Impressionist luminosity, and profound Symbolism, creating a space where intuition meets philosophical metaphor.

International Recognition
Since 2016, M.ANNA has been a consistent participant in the prestigious Luxembourg Art Prize, receiving the Certificate of Artistic Merit from the Musée La Pinacothèque in 2016, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2023, and 2025. This unprecedented six-time recognition attests to the enduring high quality of her work within the international selection process. She also holds the status of VIP Artist and is a member of the International Association of Art Galleries (IAAG) .

Her exhibition history spans esteemed international venues:

· Carrousel du Louvre (Paris, France, 2016, 2017)
· Venice Art Show, Palazzo Priuli Bon (Venice, Italy, 2015) — Honorable Mention
· IAAG International Art Prize (Sydney, Australia, 2020) — Laureate
· Ukrainian Art Week (Kyiv, Ukraine) — 1st Prize (2013, 2014), 2nd Prize (2010)
· Solo Exhibition "DEBUT" at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Kyiv, Ukraine, 2013) — 70 works exhibited, 3D tour available
· Solo Exhibition in Support of Ukraine (Mediaș, Romania, 2022-2023) — 40 works created in emigration

Collections & Market Presence
M.ANNA's works are held in private and institutional collections worldwide, confirming her transcontinental presence: Ukraine, Germany, France, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Romania, Japan, USA (California), Australia. Key institutional holdings include five still lifes in the permanent collection of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Kyiv (donation, 2013) and two canvases placed in the Petro Poroshenko Foundation (2016). A significant market example is the painting "My Fish" (2022), acquired by a California-based collector during her Romanian exhibition.

Artistic Philosophy
For M.ANNA, painting is a ritual, a space of ultimate sincerity. Through a rich color palette, symbolic imagery, and a focus on the materiality of oil, she explores themes of:

· Female identity and archetypes;
· The fragility and resilience of the psyche;
· Metamorphoses triggered by trauma and displacement;
· The dialectic of the hidden and the revealed (masks, gazes, fragmented bodies).

Her art is an invitation to contemplation, where illusion transforms into revelation, and the canvas becomes a site for synthesizing the visual and the intellectual. The language of her work speaks to those ready to listen with their hearts and see with their minds.

01/03/2026

Hanna Milevska (professional pseudonym M.ANNA) is a Ukrainian contemporary visual artist who works in the technique of oil painting and monumental line drawing on canvas.

16/02/2026

13/02/2026

Hanna Milevska (M.ANNA) is a Ukrainian contemporary visual artist working between monumental line drawing and oil painting.

Her practice explores the psychological space between presence and memory. Figures in her works appear not as portraits but as states — fragile, breathing forms existing between silence and movement. The line becomes a body, and the body becomes a trace of experience.

Large-scale drawings on canvas are created through a meditative process, where repetition of line functions as time itself. Oil paintings develop this language through colour — not as decoration but as emotional temperature.

Her works combine figurative and symbolic structures, forming visual narratives about perception, inner dialogue and human vulnerability.

Milevska’s works have been presented in international exhibitions and art projects across Europe. She continues an independent studio practice focused on large-scale works and museum-scale presentation.

Open to collaboration with galleries, curators and exhibition projects.



08/02/2026






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