Irina Greciuhina ​

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The Birth of Venus: Oil and acrylic on canvas
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The Red Cupboard: Oil and acrylic on canvas
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Disorientation: Oil on canvas
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Black Square: Oil and acrylic on canvas
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Boutique Madonna: Oil and acrylic on canvas
Artist Statement
A central focus of my artistic journey is the complexity of femininity. I am fascinated by the fluid and multifaceted nature of the female experience—its strength and vulnerability, intuition and intellect, mystery and revelation. Through my paintings, I seek to challenge conventional perceptions of femininity, embracing contradiction, evolution, and the ever-shifting dialogue between the internal and external self.

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Irina Greciuhina (b. 1982) is a painter who lives and works in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. She studied Painting in the Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts in Chisinau, and she continued her studies in the Technical University of Moldova, getting a degree in Architecture and Urban Planning. Since 2007 she has been a chief of the Architectural and Design bureau in Chisinau, working on exclusive national and international projects and winning the awards in design and architecture. Throughout her career Irina has been experimenting with different art styles and techniques and since 2019 she has been actively exhibiting her artworks and participating in international projects. In a short period of time Irina has managed to participate in the International Biennial of Painting in Chisinau, exhibit her works in Italy, Spain and France and even have her first solo shows. Through her paintings and digital prints, Irina confronts stereotypical archetypes of women, balancing pop-art postures and colors with surreal background and design patterns. Her influences range from Japanese graphics to Tamara Lempicka and AES+F. Combining incompatible elements, she puzzles the audience inviting it to create own story about the subjects of her paintings. Irina is represented by art galleries in Los Angeles (U.S.A), Stavanger (Norway) and Moscow (Russia). Her works can be found in private and corporate collections in Europe and Asia.